Here are the slides (warning 1.7Mb PDF straight from keynote) from my presentation at the AWIA / Port80 minitalk tonight.
The talk will be nothing radical, hopefully enough information to get people considering the implications of mobile web browsing.
The podcast will be available from the AWIA podcast page in due course.
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 10 minutes or so going through a number of points that should of been expanded…
Some people who listen to podcast or read the transcript (both available soon) of my presentation on Accessibility Law in Australia to the Perth Web Standards Group may think I was downplaying the importance of accessibility law (the Disability Discrimination Act 1992) in Australia. That was not my intention, what I wanted to do was reflect the current situation.
Very few people make complaints about website accessibility in Australia…
It is on the WSG site (and Kay’s web standards persona’s blog) so it must be true, I am giving a presentation on accessible forms and talking about accessibility law in Australia.
The aim for each Perth WSG meetings is two presentations, both Web Standards based, one technical and one business orientated. While I am very [...]
I have been podcast, the audio (mp3 5Mb 22minutes) and transcript to go with my slides for the presentation button the forgotten element.
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Podcast to follow, be very afraid ;-)