Inside guardian.co.uk blog post
December 2009 | No comments
I’ve just written a post over at the Inside guardian.co.uk blog about how, as a team, we’re trying to improve the client-side for our users.
December 2009 | No comments
I’ve just written a post over at the Inside guardian.co.uk blog about how, as a team, we’re trying to improve the client-side for our users.
November 2006 | 6 comments
On Monday I went to a demonstration of JAWS screen-reader, that I had heard about through The Web Standards Group discussion list a few weeks ago. It was presented by Steve Green, the director of Test Partners who provide manual testing services (functionality, compatibility and accessibility). Steve had enlisted the help of John (registered blind), who I believe is usually involved in the testing of their clients’ websites/applications, to be the “screen-reader user”.
I found the session extremely interesting and learnt a lot from it. The main thing I wanted to come away with was how to use JAWS myself and to understand how a vision-impaired user would go about browsing a website. Continue reading Free JAWS Demonstration…
November 2006 | No comments
This is going to be a one-off as I don’t want this site turning into MySpace, but this is too funny to let slip by:
Donald Rumsfeld gets cute at the podium (extended edition)
It actually made me make an external sound of amusement, rather than laughing inside like I usually do in the office.
November 2006 | 2 comments
I’ve picked this up from ThePickards, who had picked it up from Stephen Lang.
The rules are:
Here is mine… Continue reading A Literary Meme…