7 month ago
Richard Rutter : Check My Colours - Spendidly easy to use WCAG 2 color contrast analyser.
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Richard Rutter : HueVue: Colorblind Tools for the iPhone - Really useful bit for me is that it says in words what a colour is.
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nelson : Ol' tooth eye - Awesome article + picture of a guy who had vision restored by implanting an artificial lens in an empty eye socket
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deusx : Ultrafit: Tapping his way along the Appalachian Trail - "With the help of a voice-enabled GPS, Minneapolis attorney Mike Hanson, who is blind, is training for the hike of a lifetime." Seems inspiring, yet ill-fated.
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32 month ago
Andy Baio : The Hello Experiment - if this doesn't make sense, watch this first [via]
Rod Begbie : THE HELLO EXPERIMENT - Answering the question on many people's minds... If you were blind and tried to make a clay bust of Lionel Richie (like in that 80's mawk-fest video for Hello), how would it turn out? [via] #
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60 month ago
deusx : The vOICe - Seeing with Sound - "The ultimate goal is to provide synthetic vision with truly visual sensations by exploiting the neural plasticity of the human brain." Whoa.
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66 month ago
Kayode Okeyode : Designing Accessible Tables
Wayne Burkett : Bring on the tables | 456 Berea Street - "It?s important to remember that tables are still perfectly fine to use ? if used correctly." #
Clément Hardoüin : Bon balisage de tableaux - Les tableaux c'est bien mais pas pour la mise en page. Et c'est mieux quand c'est bien balisé, la preuve par l'exemple.
Paul Hammond : Bring on the tables | 456 Berea Street - There is even more to data tables than I have mentioned here
plasticbag : Bring on the tables - a guide to the proper use of HTML mark-up when presenting tabular data - "For a table to be accessible to people using a screen reader or some other non-visual user agent, it needs to tell the user agent how the information it contains is related."
Richard Rutter : Bring on the tables - Spot-on advice for coding accessible tables (filed under Mark-up techniques).
jonhicks : Bring on the tables | 456 Berea Street
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