The internet is constantly changing, which is why the the WCAG 1.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) have finally been updated to WCAG 2.0. This version takes into account the ever-increasing changes in the technology used on the web.
There has been two main developments in recent years that have had a significant impact on web accessibility. The first of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Web 2.0’
Accessibility in the world of Web 2.0
2 June 2010 | Posted by Lavelle Hurley | Designer | Experience DesignTags: accessibility, ajax, assistive technologies, screen readers, user-generated content, w3c, Web 2.0, web accessibility
Do not misunderestimate the power of words
14 December 2009 | Posted by Elizabeth Okes | Copywriter | Search, Social Media, TechnologyTags: Web 2.0
It is a bad idea to misunderestimate the power of the interwebs.
This past year the world cheered to Obamamania, suffered a financial tsunami, saw the rise of zombie banks and recessionista’s, and decided to start paying more attention to green washing and e-vampires. We saw the rise (and fall) of wonderstars like Susan Boyle (who [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 2 Session 2
5 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: Dave Naylor, London, Nathan Baggia, SMX, Vanessa Fox, Web 2.0
The second session of the day that interested me was moderated by the lovely Vanessa Fox, and was entitled “SEO for web 2.0 websites”. The panel once again included Dave Naylor, Nathan Baggia from Microsoft, Tom Critchlow from Distilled and possibly the jazziest-dresser I have ever seen on a panel – Mikkel deMib Svendsen from [...]
