News is so scattered form all directions, I thought I would place everything that is swimming around in my brain into one place. Rather than forcing myself to write a long post that may never get completed, this seems like the best way to disseminate a lot of information very quickly and easily.
Joe Clark comments on Amazon’s need for “hard evidence” to support accessibility. Joe nails it, as usual.
Courtesy of 456 Berea St., the X-Ray Firefox extension - see your markup on the page. You don’t have to view the source code, but can see the elements on the page. One of the best extensions I’ve seen in months.
UK Government Website Failure: An analysis. Preview: it’s the authoring tools that are at fault.
Bluffmail: Phone-based voice email
PowerPoint extension with text-to-speech capability, Tuval. Now I don’t have to speak at seminars, I can let this software read my speaker notes and just handle the Q&A. Seriously, this is a great extension for those who would like to have a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and not just the visual slides. However, I don’t know many other speakers on my circuit that use their speaker notes function. I can see a lot of future in this, as websites can enable people to download presentations to assist on software troubleshooting, set-up, or many other applications that can be presented effectively in both visual and descriptive text/speech.
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