Developers
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Bookmarklet for finding incorrect use of aria-owns
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This post restored from the Wayback Machine. It was originally published on March 8, 2020. We’ve discovered the hard way that our products have incorrectly used the aria-owns attribute. With the recent Chrome updates, this has triggered the pages to break the customer experience with JAWS and NVDA. I created the following bookmarklet to highlight… Continue reading
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Accessibility, Globalization, and Internationalization: Designing for a World Wide Web
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This post is based on a presentation I gave in 2019 for Intuit’s Accessibility Week in Bangalore, India: Accessibility, Globalization, and Internationalization. When we talk about building global products, we often throw around acronyms like G11n (Globalization), I18n (Internationalization), and A11y (Accessibility). Too often, these are treated as separate silos. But the truth is, if… Continue reading
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Open Government Data – A virtual revolution
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This was originally written for the Yahoo Developer Blog in 2010 and is being restored from the Internet Archive. Open Government Data – A virtual revolution There’s a tremendous amount of government data available on the internet today. It’s an open data revolution led by the United States and the United Kingdom. This data ranges… Continue reading