Just over three years ago I wrote an article called Autoplay is bad for all users. It was written a few months after WCAG 2 became a formal recommendation but before HTML5, particular the video element, had really gone into mass production.
Much, if not all, of that article still holds true today but there are a couple of points to add to it.
Posted in: Accessibility, Usability, Web standards
5 May 2012
Responsive web development is a relatively new technique and one that I’ve been implementing for the last 9 months or so professionally. Many articles have been written about how you should create a responsive site and wanted to get mine out there too.
27 November 2011
A new domain is born—wai-aria.punkchip.com—a place for me to keep all the great articles and links I found about ARIA.
11 September 2011
If you develop accessible websites it’s worth knowing how people will physically interact with them. Most of the software, peripherals and hardware described below are to assist people with visual and motor impairments.
1 September 2011
A while ago I wrote ‘It’s not HTML5! But that’s ok’ and then I finished a web standards version of The Guardian’s interactive in order to prove they do not require Flash. So when I saw I had been mentioned on The Guardian website’s technology section I was excited!