They did this with CSS

There was an interview on Newsradio 93.8FM this evening with a spokesperson from a visually impaired association in Singapore. I didn’t catch most of it, but my ears did prick up when they mentioned online text readers and how there is so much we can do to improve online accessibility for these people. Duh, it’s…

Worth reading: A US marketing professor’s damning report on the poor accessibility support found in the vast majority of private sector websites. Its conclusions are based on statistical evidence. In fact, the other articles on the Equal Access to Software and Information (EASI) website are pretty good reads themselves. [Linked from Builtforthefuture.com.]

A hearty congratulations to the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) for developing what is probably the Singapore Government’s first AAA-rated website. Go on, take a look. It doesn’t look too bad either, contrary to what some might expect. Their site conforms to three international standards. I attended the seminar organised by Design…

I’m looking for articles, statistics and any other relevant information that can help me argue a case for the implementation of Web Standards in my company. I don’t have much time to prepare my proposal (like, tomorrow) that’s why I’m asking around. The main problem is that Web Standards aren’t really that important if your…

A long time ago, as a frustrated web designer whose client noticed that a Flash form didn’t go to the right fields when the ‘tab’ button was used, I realised that there were very few good resources on the web that actually taught you how to code your forms properly. So when I did figure…