Tag: Accessibility

Technical writing is a vital skill, but you need to make sure that what you produce is widely accessible and not harmful to your audience.

When producing content for websites and web applications it’s important to be sure that all visual and auditory elements on the page can be identified and understood with alternate senses and/or the use of assistive technologies.

Nearly every accessibility project involves some amount of 3rd party content (such as a video) loaded using an iframe, so this article addresses the accessibility implications of this approach.

Google interviewed Martine Dowden, Web GDE and Andromeda Founder, in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day

Devmio interviewed Michael Dowden and Martine Dowden about web accessibility in preparation for their live web accessibility workshop.

Martine Dowden explains what accessibility is, and how to make your sites and apps more accessible.

Exposing validation errors in a human-readable way guides the user when filling out and submitting forms, but when default implementations don't fit o

Language attributes can not only help our User Experience but also our SEO. Let's explore the options and the benefits.

Tables being used for layout and difficult to contend with on mobile have resulted in their decreased use on the web. Using media queries we can use a