Abrahams Accessibility - Blog Archive for August (2008)
There were 4 blog postings during August (2008):
Accessible website navigation pt2
This is part two of a series of three blogs on accessible website navigation:
The first covers various menus.
The second (this one) covers: site maps, links and hot spots.
The final covers: search, skip-tos and access keys.
I will...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 5th August '08
Accessible website navigation pt1
A friend of mine, Graham Jones, is writing an article on the psychology of website navigation and asked me to give my views on the accessibility of website navigation. This seemed an ideal prompt for a blog.
Initially, I thought of website...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 1st August '08
Accessible website navigation pt3
This is part three of a series of three blogs on accessible website navigation:
The first covers various menus.
The second covers: site maps, links and hot spots.
The final (this one) covers: search, skip-tos and access keys.
I will...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 8th August '08
Non-accessible websites will be costly
The US retailer Target has agreed to pay USD 6 million in damages to plaintiffs in California who are unable to use Target's website because it cannot be accessed using a screen-reader.
I first wrote about this case nearly two years ago...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 29th August '08
