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today, i was sufing my way around the web when i came across this post about a webstandards podcast i contacted the author and i am pleding my support.
As i have mentioned here a few time before, i am VERY into web standards. and i agree that there should be a standards podcast. I think a section on standards related news, so for example, infomation about microformats, Image Replacement Techniques, and other standards stuff would be great, and would definitly be park of my weekly listning.
So, if you are reading this and you are a standards developer, then please get in touch. I have been speaking to justin and it seem that it is all going to start happaing soon! So whatch this space!
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I use a screen reader. I do, really, and i must admit, 99% of web sites drive me to spare. Even though i don’t like to admit it, even my own does. Time to explain.
The hCard microformat is a fantastic way of making the contact information on a page transition into other formats without needing to write tools to do it yourself, or support multiple download formats.
One of the key parts of this is for tools which will do that transformation. In this article I am going to talk about what some of the tools out there are, and talk a little about some of my own projects in this field.
Accessibility, the process of making you site accessible to all, site statistics are not the defining factor, but doing things the right way. Well, we are lucky that in most cases accessibility and web standards go hand in hand but what about when they don’t?
Is there a disability which million of people worldwide have which wont benefit from liberal application of web standards? I think there is, its called Internet Explorer 6.