LSW-WebDesign

Here is a good blog post by Andy Budd about why CSS 3 has not become a standard in over 7 years development.

I agree with him. I know to many people who are disapointed with the W3C today… some of the biggest names in web design do not speak positively of them.

[url=http://www.andybudd.com/archives/2007/05/css22/]CSS2.2[/url]

My friend “BillyBoy” supplied this interesting series of articles:

Designing for Dyslexics from Accessites.org

1. Part 1
2. Part 2
3. Part 3

I am not a fan of statistics, they are far to overrated.

But people like them and it is hard to sell Accessibility without them.

I will be posting links or quotes here I am finding as I get background info for a article that will be puplished in the Juneau Empire. So keep checking back as I will add to these as I find new ones.

The problem is really that the web has no geographical boundries, you may have visitors from around the globe. But there is a use for local statistics for your area and country.

• US Census Bureau: To the right is a form you can place your local area in and get the stats for it. Juneau has 13.7% of its population has dissabilities, 3,881 of a population of 30,711 people.
• Microsoft: Research Studies About Accessible Technology
• Microsoft: Identifying Who Is Likely to Benefit from the Use of Accessible Technology
• Microsoft: Findings About Computer Users
• The National Society for Epilepsy
• WrongDiagnosis.com: Statistics about Epilepsy
• How do things look to colorblind people?