Archive for January, 2009

Another Carrboro Goose Originally uploaded by Oberazzi Last week, we had a snowstorm here and a day off. We took the pups to the dog park for romp in the snow and a walk around the pond. My camera came along as well. After trying to tire the dogs out in their piece of...
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I have been remiss in not blogging earlier about a great resource for blind photography, Vince’s Parallax. As Vince puts it: The pages referred to here are about blind photographers and their work, techniques that anyone could use to take photos, and ways of representing the finished images. Vince has done an amazing job...
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The Mobile Manufacturers Forum has a new web site devoted to Mobile Accessibility. The Global Accessibility Reporting Initiative (GARI) project was developed to provide a central information source to learn about accessibility in mobile devices. On this website you can learn about the various features that a phone may have and link through to...
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Spotted recently on Slashdot: Hardware: New Font Uses Holes To Cut Ink Use. Posted by timothy on Wednesday December 17, @04:38PM from the more-you-take-away dept. An anonymous reader writes “A Dutch company has taken an open source Sans Serif font and added holes to it to try and save on printer ink costs. The...
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This is yet another idea for making WordPress more accessible. A simple way for a visually impaired user to make a web page easier to access, either directly or through a screen reader, is to simplify the web site. The easiest way to remove clutter is often to find the printer-friendly version. These print...
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