http://mcnitt.com/web-accessibility-why-all-sites-are-not-created-equal/ Web strategy, social networking, standards-based development, accessibility, triathlon, web memes, and other bits of fun. Sun, 18 Jul 2010 04:13:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://mcnitt.com/web-accessibility-why-all-sites-are-not-created-equal/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Brian McNitt’s Blog » Blog Archive » Jeffrey Veen - Ajax and Designing for Web 2.0 Wed, 07 Dec 2005 07:13:12 +0000 http://brianmcnitt.com/wp/?p=27#comment-34 [...] The two biggest questions I had for Jeff about Ajax style interactive design were: A) how to effectively communicate and co-develop new, complex Ajax interfaces with traditional graphic designers who are used to static web page design, and B) how to reconcile the use of Ajax with the current state of web accessibility. Jeff was empathetic to both questions but didn’t really have answers much beyond “Ajax design is still new; we have to work through it” and “people are working on accessibility”. (I hope that’s a fair representation, Jeff. If not, please correct me.) [...] [...] The two biggest questions I had for Jeff about Ajax style interactive design were: A) how to effectively communicate and co-develop new, complex Ajax interfaces with traditional graphic designers who are used to static web page design, and B) how to reconcile the use of Ajax with the current state of web accessibility. Jeff was empathetic to both questions but didn’t really have answers much beyond “Ajax design is still new; we have to work through it” and “people are working on accessibility”. (I hope that’s a fair representation, Jeff. If not, please correct me.) [...]

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