uiAccess
uiAccess.com is a resource for universal interface design and usable accessibility information.
Books published and online
- Just Ask: Integrating Accessibility Throughout Design is now available online and in print.
- "Understanding Web Accessibility" is available online. It is the first chapter of Web Accessibility: Web Standards and Regulatory Compliance.
- More books on accessibility have been published recently.
Resources on uiAccess
- Transcripts on the Web: Getting people to your podcasts and videos - best practices, how, why, requirements, benefits, and more.
- Transcription Services for audio and video - including rates, turn around time (TAT), input and output formats.
- Why automated tools aren't enough for evaluating web accessibility in Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools Need People
- Explanations of issues, guidelines, and options for spawned windows and scalable text (both are old yet still mostly relevant)
- More uiAccess Resources
Related Project:
TAdER — Text Adaptability is Essential for Reading
The TAdER Project aims to encourage product managers to include specific text customization functionality in their products (including Adobe Reader for PDF, e-book readers, web browsers, and other 'user agents') through:
- research related to text customization and the needs of people with low vision, dyslexia, and related conditions and situations that impact reading, including the needs of older people.
- raising awareness of the importance of Text Customization for Readability, and increasing Understanding of Users' Needs to Customize Text Display.