Posts Tagged ‘accessibility’

I’ve Submitted an XTech 2007 Proposal

In Articles on 21 December 2006 tagged accessibility, CMS, Info.nl, presentations, Talks, web standards, XTech with Comments Off

Together with Edgar, I’ve submitted a proposal for the upcoming XTech 2007 in Paris, France. The talk we’re aiming for would basically be a largely war stories from our work designing and developing large scale websites that adhere to web standards and accessibility guidelines and are published and managed using an enterprise CMS‘s (such as [...]

Accessibility (a Euro IA Theme)

In Articles on 23 October 2006 tagged accessibility, Euro IA Summit 2006, IA, information architecture, user experience, UX with 1 comment

It’s been a while, but here’s my final post on the Euro IA Summit. Usability has been a design value long championed by HCI professionals from which IA has partly developed. Naturally, they’ve often been responsible for ensuring usability in projects. There have been developments that force IAs to take a broader view and see [...]

Emerce Redesign

In Articles on 20 July 2005 tagged accessibility, design, reviews, web standards with Comments Off

Qi heeft de Emerce site geverherontworpen. Ziet er best gelikt uit, hoewel wat voor de hand liggend. Onder de motorkap is het alleen één grote bende. Tables galore. Geen gebruik van webstandaarden of bewustzijn van toegankelijkheid te bekennen. Gemiste kans, Emerce! Technorati: Emerce, Qi, redesign, web standards, accessibility