by noelhenneman | Jun 5, 2014 | Accessibility, Technology, Uncategorized, Web Design
Since CSS 2.1 there have been CSS properties that allow you to insert content before or after a tag’s normal content. This offers some interesting capabilities. But when should you use this feature?
by Diane Kenedy | Apr 6, 2012 | Accessibility, Culture, Technology
People have looked at me oddly when I mentioned that people in Korea have used sausages on a stick to use their iPhones. Especially when I add that this Korean snack food had a jump in sales once the word got around that it could be used this way. The back story is...
by Diane Kenedy | Mar 2, 2012 | Accessibility, Usability
I ordered a stylus for my iPad, because I wanted a pen that would allow me sketch on my iPad with an app I’d downloaded. I couldn’t remember the brand of stylus I’d read about, and that was my mistake—because I ordered something different from what I...
by Diane Kenedy | Nov 7, 2011 | Accessibility, Error Messages, Usability
I work with usability as it applies to web sites and interactive pieces. We sometimes discuss accessibility with our clients, which has brought up some interesting questions. (Depending on the client, accessibility may be a requirement for the design we create.) The...
