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More Practice What You Preach

Just read the latest E-Access Bulletin from Dan Jellinek over at headstar.com and was interested to note (and so might you) of a new “Accessibility Boosting Campaign”.
A group that includes the British Dyslexia Association, launched the Well Adjusted Campaign, which aims to draw up a list of the top 10 reasonable adjustments that will improve [...]

Department of Trade and Industry Failed Redesign

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Shockingly bad redesign of the UK government’s Department of Trade and Industry website. Dan Champion, a fellow government web developer type reports on the gory details.

Improper use of blockquotes

After hearing that 37 Signals have released a new jobs portal, I noted a London design agency had a vacancy so I followed the link out of idle curiosity. Further random link-clicking found me at the portfolio page and onwards again to the website for Dr. Ian Gibson MP.
Bearing in mind that Checkpoint 3.7 of [...]

University of Bath Failed Redesign

Fresh from the forums at Accessify comes the news of The University of Bath’s (failed) redesign. Expect the usual tables-based layout, poorly optimised images, missing alt text and non-semantic markup we’re so used to seeing in 1999.
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