Roger Johansson is a web professional specialising in web standards, accessibility, and usability.
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Most sites built by accessibility-aware web professionals these days either use skip links of some kind or are constructed in a way that makes it easy for non-mouse users to navigate without using skip links. They come to slightly different conclusions, and I can relate to both.
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I'm not normally a fan of site viewing widgets like the tiny graphical buttons you can use to change text size that many public sector websites use. But the way they are implemented on the Glaucoma.org site I find myself actually using them.
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With IE 7 now at beta 2 it's really time for web professionals to start testing their work in it. But installing IE 7 replaces IE 6, which means you can't test in IE 6 - currently the most widely used browser - anymore. Buying a new computer just for testing a new version of a browser?
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On 27 April 2006, the W3C published a Last Call Working Draft of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG 2.0). The W3C is looking for comments on this Last Call Working Draft of WCAG 2.0. To submit comments, you can either use the online comment form or use a downloadable file.
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The feature article in the latest issue (4/2006) of Swedish design magazine CAP&Design is called 10 dödssynder i webbdesign (Ten deadly sins of web design). I didn't write this article, but I was interviewed for it and contributed with some examples of web design gone wrong.
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Browser incompatibilites aside, I just don't see the point of Live Shopping's easier-to-use interface built on 100% AJAX technology [sic] ( Ta Da! ) that makes really good use of familiar AJAX technologies including inline preview and drag and drop [sic] ( Windows Live Shopping Beta Has Hatched ).
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