jared_w_smith
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@ My wife just asked, "WHAT are you watching!?!" It sounds NSFW. I think she was more disappointed I said "Twilight" than "Porn". :-)
about 12 hours ago
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in reply to webaxe
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@ Nope, 1st class also. But they only let the 1 ticketed 1st class passenger sit up there. A VERY quiet flight.
9:48 PM Nov 13th
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in reply to Jennison
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Finally boarded. Now deicing. MD90 seats 150, but only 7 passengers onboard. Next stop — my own bed.
7:58 PM Nov 13th
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Gov 2.0: Transparency without accessibility? - I'm quoted on page 3, though I think better technical rules will help.
6:27 PM Nov 13th
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I survived the snowstorm of , but still missed my flight by 3 minutes. Next/last flight in 30 minutes, but plane broken.
6:12 PM Nov 13th
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An hour on road and only 1/2 way to airport. If leaving tonight, leave EARLY! I-70 a parking lot. It's been fun . C-ya next year.
4:21 PM Nov 13th
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Insights into Cognitive Web Accessibility. PDF Slides: Slideshare:
2:56 PM Nov 13th
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@ +1 Give me some meat... and I'm not just talking about the panel discussion.
12:33 PM Nov 13th
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in reply to johnfoliot
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The usability and design enhancements to americanairlines.com are incredible! Nice work AA! (Yes, I know it 404's. But do they? Nope!)
12:31 PM Nov 13th
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Accessibility Evaluation resources: Accessibility Quick Reference - & Evaluation Quick Ref -
11:50 AM Nov 13th
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RT @ Too hard is the worst excuse - (Absolutely! A very good read!)
9:27 AM Nov 13th
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in reply to sarahebourne
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@ ARIA will compatible with and part of HTML5, so no problem there. The issue is validation of HTML4 + ARIA.
9:26 AM Nov 13th
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in reply to mwcampbell1980
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RT @ using HTML5 is a solution to the ARIA validation conflict. (Indeed. But it precludes adding landmarks, etc. to HTML 4 today.)
9:07 AM Nov 13th
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in reply to webaxe
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Amazed one of my slides () has spawned such controversy and discussion. Discussion is good. A solution would be better.
8:28 AM Nov 13th
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An amazing day at . I'm energized seeing the human impact of accessibility and that maybe, somehow we're effecting change for good.
9:51 PM Nov 12th
from Seesmic
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The more accurate quote would be: Jared says, "Focus on true accessibility and not *MERELY* compliance."
9:40 PM Nov 12th
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@ The presence of outline:0 supresses focus indicators. Simply add a:focus {outline:1px} to site and you're golden.
9:38 PM Nov 12th
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in reply to SlideShare_Dan
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@ No, if you tab through the page with a keyboard, you can't see focused links -
4:38 PM Nov 12th
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in reply to SlideShare_Dan
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Tweetup - Tonight, 7:15 in the lobby, then 7:30 (or whenever) at Rock Bottom (1 block walk around the pond).
4:09 PM Nov 12th
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... hopefully @ will read the slide about hiding focus indicators -
3:45 PM Nov 12th
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- Name Jared Smith
- Location Smithfield, Utah
- Web http://webaim.org/
- Bio I have web accessibility in mind. Work @ WebAIM.org. Personal @ smithplanet.com
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