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The Brisbane Web Standards Group is holding its next meeting on August 31, 2006. This talk is a must-attend for any developer who is interested in real-world accessibility - a great opportunity to see a screen reader in action. There will also be a presentation on AJAX and Web 2.0
Lyn Eagers - a blind perspective
Lyn […]

We have a very exciting Web Standards Group meeting coming up in Sydney on Thursday 17 August. Two of Australia’s leading speakers will be addressing some of the issues facing web designers, developers and managers now and into the future.
Roger Hudson: Exploring tag clouds - and how users interact with them.

This presentation will explore ways […]

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Steve Faulkner has many years experience as a web developer and accessibility consultant. As well as his ongoing consulting work, he presents & runs workshops at conferences, and guest lectures at universities on the practical implementation of web accessibility. He is also leading the development of Web Accessibility testing software in collaboration with organizations and […]

Microsoft to Push IE 7.0 via Automatic Updates
An angry fix
Leaving W3C QA Dev.
Misplaced Anger: A Rebuttal to Zeldman’s Criticism of the W3C
Dvoraked
Dear John (Dvorak)
Folksonomies: A User-Driven Approach to Organizing Content
Advanced box model test
Veerle Pieters Interview
An Interview With Molly E. Holzschlag
Interview with Chris Wilson
JavaScript event tests part 1: onmouseover
How to Ruin a Web Design - The […]

I wrote an article on abbreviations about three years ago that discussed the basics of abbreviations. Aspects of the article were slightly misleading and I have been meaning to update the information for a long time.
A modified version of Styling abbreviations and acronyms is now online - based on a post sent to the WSG […]

Nina Gerling has kindly translated the Simple, accessible external links article into German. For some reason, it sounds far more interesting as Externe Links gesondert kennzeichnen.

David Storey is the Chief Web Opener at Opera Software, based in Oslo, Norway. He leads a small global team, responsible for improving the compatibility of the web, so that it can be accessed by all.
Ten questions for David Storey explores Web Openers, web standards, Opera9, Operas relevance in todays marketplace, document.stylesheets and User Agent […]

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