I have blogged sporadically about accessibility and the blogosphere. This page brings together my thoughts and tips, both specific and general, about blogging while blind.

General Blogosphere Access

• Blind Bloggers: A Forum for Blind  (and visually impaired) Bloggers! A few months ago, at the behest of another legally blind blogger, I set up a Google Group for bloggers who are, you guessed it!, …

WordPress

• Coming soon: Better admin color schemes, WP theme accessibility guidelines and more.
• High Contrast Admin Color Scheme for WordPress: EACS High Contrast Color Scheme While I really like WordPress as a blogging platform, its color scheme makes it difficult for me to manage my …
• Testing A New Accessible WordPress Theme: Review of a new these, Access. This theme is designed with accessibility in mind from the start.
• Call for a Printer Friendly Wordpress: 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, …
• Vote for WordPress Access: The new Wordpress 2.7 is great. I really like the new layout. Spotting how to hide and show the left side bar was a bit …
• Blogging on the Go: How accessible is the  iPhone WordPress app? Not very. But there is hope.
• How To Make Your Blog Accessible – Tips from All Access Blogging: All Access Bloggings has some excellent tips for making your blog open to all.
• Call for a Wordpress Accessiblility Plugin: One more step to make the world more accessible. I find it tricky to make sure that all my blog posts conform to the requirement of screen readers.
• about the site: tim o’brien photos has been built with accessibility in mind, despite my lack of CSS skills.
• A (Partly) DIY Accessible Wordpress Theme: How I tinkered with an existing theme to get a reasonably accessible one.
• Call for a High-Contrast Wordpress Theme: I have made a call on the wordpress.org site for a more accessible theme.

Ideas and suggestion welcome.