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Tag Archives: web design
HTML5 – i, b, em, strong – What’s the scoop?
I recently saw an ad for a new Joomla! input editor plug-in that is designed to help with the production of accurate HTML code when creating new input. The advertisement specifically mentioned HTML5 standards being incorporated into the design. In … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, General Information
Tagged Accessibility, coding, HTML5, semantics, text-to-speech, wc3, web design
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Writing ALT Descriptions
Several months ago I was searching for resources on how to write a decent – “good” – Alternative Description, also known as an “ALT description.” The use of the ALT description has been around for a number of years and … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, ALT, blind, description, MS Office, pdf, publishing, web design
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New client, new portfolio
I just updated my Portfolio page to include screenshots of some new pages we’ve designed. One is for Manhattan Psychotherapy Associates located in the heart of New York City. So why did they pick jebswebs of Augusta, Maine to be … Continue reading
News around the globe
I just finished reading through some of the news articles in Dan Jellinek’s E-Access Bulletin and found some things to share: Fix the Web There is an experimental website in development that will allow people to report websites that fail … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, e-books, HIGHER ED, kindle, universal design, visual impairment, web design
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Wired
Before leaving on a trip out west, I decide a good house cleaning was in order. Since I was leaving the key with a neighbor who agreed to water my plants while I was gone, I didn’t want to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, browser, mosaic, technology, web design, wired magazine
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