Weeknote 8
Conferencing, dining out and Amsterdaming
Weeknote 7
Goodbye Covid, Germany and pre-conference warmup
Weeknote 6
One week in isolation
Weeknote 5
Uninvited guest
Weeknote 4
Spring hiking, more life coaching and developing my teaching skills
Weeknote 3
Front-row comedy, games and coastal meandering
Weeknote 2
Trying to be more positive on the outside
Weeknote 1
Joining the weeknotes crowd
End of year review 2021
A look back on a year filled with grimness but hope on the horizon for better times ahead.
Web Accessibility Specialist - certified!
Almost a year ago I set myself a challenge to attain certification as a Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS). This is a summary of how I prepared for the exam, and hopefully some motivation for others to learn more about web accessibility.
Five years of HWC London
This month marks five years since I started organising Homebrew Website Club London. I spent some time looking back over how it all started and survives to this day, even through the challenges of a global pandemic.
My typical day
In my first ever invitation to a blogging chain I've been asked to write about some typical things in my daily life.
What is ATAG?
Diving into details of what Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines are about.
What is ARIA?
What is WAI-ARIA and how does it enhance web accessibility?
Part 4 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Robust
What's included in the robust category of WCAG 2.1
Part 3 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Understandable
What's included in the understandable category of WCAG 2.1
Part 2 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Operable
What's included in the operable category of WCAG 2.1
Part 1 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Perceivable
What's included in the perceivable category of WCAG 2.1
Conducting a web accessibility audit
Auditing a website to measure how accessible it is takes on an extensive range of manual and automated tests to cover all aspects of usability.
