Category Archives: Accessibility

Website Beauty Tip: Never Use “Click Here”

August 2, 2007

It’s one of the easiest of web practices and yet I see it violated every day. I’m talking about the W3C’s guideline to make link text meaningful vs. links that say “Click here.” If you send me text to post … Continue reading …

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Proud to Be a Girl Coder

May 19, 2007

Yesterday I discovered Code like a girl, and have been dancing on air ever since. I’ve always, since just a baby web diva, fiddled with code until it looked just right, picking up after the likes of Dreamweaver, not to … Continue reading …

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My Father’s Daughter Blogging Against Disablism

May 1, 2007

I found out at the eleventh hour (thanks to The Web Standards Project) that today, May 1, is Blogging Against Disablism Day. Normally I make an effort not to rush my posts, since I’m prone to typos, but not today. … Continue reading …

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