Cameron Moll suggests we can safely go back to sizing text in pixels - because new browsers allow anyone who wants to resize it. Sorry Cameron, but for people who care about accessibility, that’s just plain wrong.
Simple, Usable, Accessible
This is intangiblestyle, a tiny web development studio based near Carmarthen in west Wales. We create websites and web applications for people who appreciate simple, easy to use, accessible designs.
Recent posts
Interface Watch: Twitter pagination
Twitter’s pagination controls have always been simple, but recently they got a whole lot simpler. The classic ‘next’ and ‘prev’ links have been replaced by a single ‘more’ button that loads more tweets on the same page.
Where to find CSS Web Fonts
Thanks to support in Safari, Firefox and Opera, and Jon Tan’s efforts to make them co-exist with IE’s proprietary EOT format, CSS web fonts are becoming a reality. But the major font foundries are still resisting the idea of licensing fonts for distribution via CSS. So here are a few places where you can find high-quality fonts that can legally be redistributed.
Safari 4 beta released
Apple has released a beta version of its Safari 4 browser. It brings with it plenty of UI innovations and a few usability issues, as well as some solid improvements to web standards support.
Setting up screen reader testing
Ever wondered how to set up your machine for testing with screen readers? Todd Kloots at YUIBlog has an article on setting up Jaws, Window-Eyes and NVDA for testing in a virtual machine.
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