2012
2010
2009
Accessiweb dans mon-opquast – Blog Opquast
by piouPiouM
Opquast permet de réaliser des audits Accessiweb. Présentation vidéo.
2008
Web Access Centre Blog :: Too much accessibility - TITLE attributes
by greut
People with dyslexia: often prefer not to have “tooltips” popping up, as they can be a serious distraction to the process of reading the text. If they have moved to a standards compliant browser to get away from the ALT attribute popping up in Internet Explorer, imagine how delighted they might be to find a site that has more TITLE “tooltips” than a leopard has spots.
a more and more seen bad practice, using TITLE instead of ALT.
E-Access Blog » Blog Archive » Web Accessibility - The Power of Five.
by naudjf (via)
“Thankfully, these days most websites use style sheets rather than tables to style and arrange the blocks of content on a web page. Where data tables are concerned, however, it is still the case that most are not coded in such a way that the relevant headings are spoken by a screen reader when moving from cell to cell. I hear ‘1327′ and ‘1727′ with no idea of whether these are sales of widgets or notable dates in history.
Accessibility Tips
by julie & 2 others
accessibility tips a collection of tips, guidance, advice and practical suggestions in developing accessible websites
2007
2006
Usages et Conceptions Numériques
by j_c
Un blog sur l'innovations dans le domaine des nouvelles technologies. Ce blog est tenu par jean-charles LABAS
