Archive for September, 2008

September 15th 2008
Web Accessibility: Unruh and ADA Title III

Posted under Legal & Policy
Written by: Ken Nakata

I’ve stopped babbling about techno stuff and going back to what I do best– being a legal policy wonk on IT accessibility.  In a previous post, I blogged about the Target suit and promised I’d get back to it.  Well, I still haven’t had a chance to really focus on that, but one point that [...]

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September 14th 2008
ColdFusion and Accessibility

Posted under Developer & Development
Written by: Ken Nakata

As my wife Laura can attest, I’ve been burning the midnight oil recently working on my secret project that involves a lot of Adobe ColdFusion.  I’ve been an on-again-off-again CF author for some time, first working with ColdFusion 4 (or was it 3?) back in 1998 when I put together the CAVNET site for my friend [...]

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September 13th 2008
How to Build a UI Automation Screen Reader

Posted under Developer & Office User
Written by: Thomas Logan

I created some video trainings for Microsoft about creating a Microsoft UI Automation based screen reader. They demonstrate what the new technology can do using a reader for the New York Times. It was fun to work with the New York Times Reader as it is a very cutting edge application built with [...]

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September 13th 2008
Scripting Enabled

Posted under Developer
Written by: Thomas Logan

I will be attending the Scripting Enabled conference next weekend to work on accessibility solutions for currently inaccessible content. I think the idea of the conference is great, bring a bunch of technology people together with people working in various disability communities with current issues and try to create a solution in a weekend. [...]

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September 4th 2008
Writing Complete and Effective Bug/Defect Reports

Posted under Developer & Testing
Written by: Jeff Singleton

If you are a software tester or a Software Quality Assurance (SQA) person then you have no doubt written bug reports. The reports, which are also called defect reports, are the medium used to transfer your knowledge about the bug to those who will be tasked with fixing it. This report will first go to [...]

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