Accessible Forms presentation

Unfor­tu­nately, I spent a too much time pre­par­ing my Access­ib­il­ity Law in Aus­tralia present­a­tion and not enough time pre­par­ing this present­a­tion. What should of been 30 minutes plus on tech­niques to make forms more access­ible and usable, end up being 15 minutes or so going through a num­ber of points that should of been expanded.

I am sure it worked bet­ter as a present­a­tion than it will as pod­cast or tran­script read­ing exer­cise. The slides are avail­able, but without the audio or tran­script they will make little sense. I sug­gest that if you want learn more about access­ible forms, almost all of the tech­niques I dis­cussed can be found at:

• Derek Featherstone’s Simply Access­ible
• Roger Hudson’s Access­ible Forms

It was their present­a­tions at Web Essen­tials 05 I used as a basis for this presentation.

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