Category: Accessibility
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Is there a legitimate reason to do this other than pure unadulterated ableism? That’s not a rhetorical question.
If it weren’t for all the accessibility improvements to the main widgets screen, I would quite literally be prevented from completing this project.
So whoever did all this work, (and it was probably done in very large part by Andria Fercia), thank you so much, I owe you a ton right now. If it wasn’t all Andria, or if it was completely someone else, please get in touch so I can edit this post to ensure that you are publicly thanked by name or names.
I would be totally screwed right now if it weren’t for all your hard work.
I’m putting together this play list for my wake and writing about my life while I am able. Time will come when I won’t have the strength. I want to make sure that my daughter Siobhan ( born with severe intellectual disabilities) understands what is happening and that she feels included in the process. I’ve used some songs she will recognize. In this way she’ll hopefully feel included.
I’ll try to do it quickly. Hopefully there’s enough time.
If you don’t know who Joe is, he’s one of the original gangsters of WordPress Accessibility.
Through this connection he is someone very dear to me.
Covers captions/subtitles, audio description of visual information, media players, and other accessibility requirements.
This is the latest, and not last, in my informal series of posts on under-engineered controls. Generally I am looking at the minimum amount of CSS necessary to style native HTML controls while also retaining or improving accessibility and honoring different user preferences.
Seyfarth Synopsis: Serious sanctions imposed on a serial ADA Title III plaintiff and his attorney should concern the plaintiffs’ bar.