Quick Tip: Acronyms and Abbreviations Acronyms, abbreviations, and unfamiliar terms should be expanded and explained at their first instance in a web page. This ensures that all users are presented with their meaning. Although HTML provides <abbr> for authors to define acronyms and abbreviations, the expanded meanings are still inaccessible… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for March 2019
Quick Tip: Text Spacing Some users may adjust text as viewed in their browser to support their optimal reading. They may increase the text size, change font faces, or adjust paragraph, line, letter, and/or word spacing. WCAG 2.1 requires that your page has no loss of content or functionality if… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for February 2019
We know everyone wants to work for the federal government right now, but… The U.S. Access Board seeks Accessibility Specialists (GS 9/11/12) to serve in its Office of Technical and Information Services as indicated in vacancy announcements on the USAJobs.gov website. Chosen candidates will be responsible for providing technical assistance… Continue Reading U.S. Access Board Seeks Accessibility Specialists