About Me
I have worked with companies of all sizes, from independents to Fortune 5s, to help stand up accessibility teams and processes. Since 1993, I have ensured software and web-based applications can be utilized by people with varying levels of ability on a wide array of platforms. I am available to consult on your project. Contact me to find out how I can help.
Latest Posts
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Internet Explorer Still Does Not Go Away Today
. Tagged: browser, internet, Internet Explorer, rant, standards.
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Keyboard-Only Scrolling Areas
. Tagged: accessibility, browser, Edge, Firefox, Safari, usability, UX.
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The Performative A11yship of #GAAD
. Tagged: accessibility, rant.
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24×24 Pixel Cursor Bookmarklet
. Tagged: accessibility, browser, standards, WCAG.
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A “Best viewed with…” Gag
. Tagged: browser, css, html.
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Under-Engineered Multi-Selects
. Tagged: accessibility, css, html, pattern, usability, UX.
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Brief Note on Buttons, Enter, and Space
. Tagged: browser, html, pattern, UX.
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My Cease & Desist from AudioEye
. Tagged: accessibility, overlay.
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Display: Contents Is Not a CSS Reset
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#UserWay Will Get You Sued
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There Is No Document Outline Algorithm
. Tagged: accessibility, html, JavaScript, rant, standards, W3C, WCAG.
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Multi-Column Sortable Table Experiment
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Publications
My latest conference talk is posted: Overlays Underwhelm: a11y NYC, .
I generally keep my writing on my site, but I’ve contributed to some magazines. A longer list is on my press kit.
Quite a long time ago I worked on some books as an author and/or editor. More details are on my books page.
Contributions
Current and past involvement in the wider web world. Non-web community involvement is listed on my bio.
