#rnib (18 links)
- RNIB - Statistics - numbers of people with sight problems by age group in the UK rnib.org.uk · Archived on
Includes estimates by age group.
Some of the guidelines [the RNIB] work to in-house when commissioning accessible advertising.
The relaunch of JKRowling.com saw LightMaker push the boundaries of accessible Flash. This case study provides an overview of key issues tacked to make the site as accessible as possible.
Some good points, some contentious.
- Web Access Centre Blog :: Better Connected, Better Results: Top tips for TITLEs rnib.org.uk · Archived on
title attribute: just say no, ta.
Here’s a detailed overview of the process we use for carrying out multiple assessments for projects like Better Connected, with some of the background about how we developed this process.
- niqui merret » Blog Archive » Visit with the RNIB (Royal National Institute for the Blind) niquimerret.com
Great phrase: "We run automated tests and use cleaver scripts that allow us to get compliant but all we get is Check-box Accessibility (compliant but not usable)."
I’ve rarely seen the TABINDEX attribute applied without it creating more problems than it solves.
Web authors who believe that they’re being thoughtful by making their ACCESSKEY choices alphabetic [...] Please think again. Using numeric characters is quite accessible enough.
- RNIB clear print guidelines rnib.org.uk
Guidelines on designing printed information that is accessible to people with sight problems.
- Latest Accessibility News on Accessify | UKUPA presentation: What does PAS 78 mean for accessibility? accessify.com · Archived on
Friday 28th April, 6.30pm for 6.45pm, Free for UPA members, £10 for Non UPA members (£5 for students).
- BBC NEWS | Technology | New standards for website access news.bbc.co.uk
- Accessify Forum: PAS 78 Launch event feedback accessifyforum.com
- PhpLondonWiki : RnibVisit2005March3 phplondon.org
Lynn Holdsworth, our RNIB web savvy demonstrator, [demolished] several well known sites like amazon.co.uk (which no one really liked anyway) and google.com (which nearly everyone liked a lot).