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posted: June 19, 2007
If you like to travel, work on many different projects, and make a difference to millions of web viewers… I’ve got the job opening for you.
Skills required

You’ve worked with web applications before
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They Yahooo User Interface group has added another video to their accessibility library. This time Karo Caron and Victor Tsaran introduce the screen magnifier.
Screen Magnifiers assist people with limited vision by magnifying small portions of the screen. This causes new problems with “popup” dialog boxes, sliding components, and more. It’s especially important for User [...]

Victor Tsaran and the Yahoo! User Interface group have put together this video to introduce the screen reader usage. It’s an eye-opener to actually experience a screen-reader in person. This video will give developers a good sample.

Yahoo! Hack Day - Paxilled

There’s a special buzz around the halls of Yahoo! today as Hack Day is about to begin. We have 24 hours to build, modify, or tweak the existing Yahoo! Technologies. We can also go outside the box and build new technologies.

I have decided to go way, way, way outside the box with my hack. I’m [...]

Sample XHTML2 code

XHTML2 has been discussed for several years. It’s a logical evolution of HTML and XHTML. It introduces new tags that offer more flexibility and semantic value. So, what does it look like? Explorin Lauren has put together a sample page and it looks pretty simple.
XHTML2 introduces a new list item, the NL or Navigation [...]




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