@ryanthedemiboy @antagonistapp @ValourRain I'd do some user testing before doing that. It's a lot of text to shove in an ALT, where it may be tough to parse mentally.
One of my co-workers at IBM, Brent Shiver, died at the end of last year. He was a real advocate for #Deaf issues. This video, which so beautifully incorporates #signlanguage, made me think of him. https://t.co/VVRtF8SddO
The Accessible Canada Act has received Royal Assent! 🎉 This important milestone brings us closer to the ultimate goal: a barrier-free 🇨🇦, where everyone is treated with the dignity they deserve. https://t.co/Bm2HCGL5M8 #AccessibleCanada
#NIHF19 Inductee Chieko Asakawa, inventor of the Home Page Reader, adds her name plate to the Gallery of Icons™, joining more than 500 #NIHF Inductees.
"Yikes!" was my reaction to Apple's new Accessibility Events. Too much potential for well-meaning but ham-fisted dev usage. Here's one of many other reactions. https://t.co/pWvMGhTrEs
@littlekope0903 Nice summary of considerations for folks with Dyslexia. Users can adjust such text considerations to their preferences provided the author (or tool) doesn't prevent them from doing so. That's the intent behind the new WCAG 1.4.12 Text Spacing requirement.
A nice summary of Emma McDonnell's internship at IBM. It's awesome the field of accessibility has matured into a viable career path chosen by today's smart students. https://t.co/wIe0EQSOkG
While I was at the W3C TPAC in Lyon, fellow IBMers were at the ACM ASSETS conference in Galway, Ireland presenting posters for 2 research projects I was involved with. Thanks, Shari Trewin, for your leadership on all our IBM Acces…https://t.co/CpX81LJCiP https://t.co/x4aXtiewRg