Category Archives: Web Development
12 Reasons Why Accessible Twitter is Better Than HootSuite (Besides the Obvious)
As you probably know, I’m an avid Twitter user. I’m also the author of a web-based Twitter client, Accessible Twitter (AT). I also use HootSuite sometimes (also a web app) as well as a couple Twitter clients on my BlackBerry. … Continue reading
Is HTML Code Validation Necessary?
The topic has resurfaced on blogs and Twitter recently: is code validation necessary? Well, yes and no. Complete HTML (and CSS) validation is a great goal, but 100% validation is not crucial nor necessary. Browsers will usually correct and render … Continue reading
Presentation at INDATA Conference in Indy
Last week (July 29 2010), I presented the session “Twitter and Web Accessibility” at the Assistive Technology Conference hosted by the INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. It was my first … Continue reading
HTML5 podcast, Lists, and Mayor
What’s up with me? I recently published a great new podcast on Web Axe, HTML5 and John Foliot (a transcript is also provided). I interview John Foliot, a professional peer whom I also consider a friend. John shares he extensive knowledge … Continue reading
Other “Thoughts on Flash” from Apple’s Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs recently published an open letter about Apple’s position on Flash which addressed the reasons behind not implementing Flash on the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. It’s very well written and has some great points, but contains many flaws as … Continue reading
Fun, CSUN, BlindMind
I took the family on a return visit to the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield, California (only a 1 1/2 hour drive). Picture of wife and kids at Jelly Belly. Also went to the newly re-opened Happy Hollow Park & … Continue reading
twitterapi Meetup at Twitter HQ
A couple nights ago, I attended a @twitterapi meetup at the Twitter HQ in downtown San Francisco. It was pretty cool just being there, and great to get updated on the Twitter API while also doing a little networking. It … Continue reading