Industry news

19 February 2010

5 tools for checking colours

5 useful tools for checking aspects of colour usage such as lack of contrast, or potential issues for colour blind users.

8 tips for the perfect title tag

The title tag is the first element of your site that most users will see, whether in Google's search results or in their browser's title bar. These 8 tips can help you make the best use of this resource.

Dyscalculia and Dyslexia - cater for them in your designs!

Hidden disabilities like dyscalculia and dyslexia (difficulty processing numbers and text respectively) are less well covered by the web content accessibility guidelines, and are explained here from a users perspective.

30 best practise HTML tips for beginners, though everyone could do with reminding!

30 tips on web design. Mostly aimed at HTML coding but also covering issues such as promotion via Twitter and use of Photoshop.

Old, but useful, article on the often misunderstood, and misused, definition lists.

Published in 2004, this article on definition lists, is still a useful read today. What they are used for, and how to code and style them.

Interview with Jennison Asuncion

Jennison describes himself as a practitioner and researcher in the IT space, and has experience in accessibility in both academic and corporate roles.

Videogames moving towards accessibility

Brief look at how games are getting more accessible.

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