Blogposts 2009 — 2013
- Get some focus - an introduction to keyboard accessibility
- Get some focus: keyboard and mouse events - managing events for both keyboard and mouse input devices
- Get some focus: outline - ensuring that all users can perceive where their cursor is
- Interface developer's quality checklist - a prelaunch quality checklist (c. 2009)
- A better application cache manifest - ensuring caches are up to date
- Saving form input when you're offline using localStorage - offline storage to avoid losing user input
- Accessible select box (dropdown) change events that work cross-browser, including IE, Chrome and touch devices - dealing with accessibility issues on select boxes and cross-browser incompatibilities
- Cleaning up Excel-generated HTML with sed on Mac Terminal
- Webaim screenreader user survey 2012
- Discover the reading level of your website. - using Google tools to assess how easily your content can be understood
- CSS Strategies for resizable text - common accessibility pitfalls and how to avoid them
- Make JavaScript updates (including AJAX) accessible - ensuring all users can perceive new content