Standards are useful. Semantic markup is pointless.

Interesting article that asks if semantics in web page markup is necessary. (Via Whitespace article Neversidian Neverreadagain. [...]

Everything you know about CSS is wrong

Help keep accessibility and semantics in HTML

Roger Johansson explains that recent developments of HTML 5 (otherwise known as Web Applications 1.0) have taken a turn for the worse with moves towar [...]

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See JAWS being used by a blind tester

On the afternoon of Monday 11 September Test Partners are running a demonstration of the JAWS screen reader with a blind tester to illustrate the issu [...]

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Accessibility Navbar

(oh no, not another accessibility tool!)What is the Accessibility Navbar?It's a must-have item for any self-respecting accessible website... um; wel [...]

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Visual Vs. Structural

Tommy Olsson has written a great article (at Accesites.org) which tries to define the two approaches a web designer may take when coming up with a web [...]

Spanky Corners

'Spanky Corners' is an experimental technique for using only CSS to produce 'round-cornered content boxes' with semantically pure markup. It does not [...]

nifty helper boxes

using Javascript to help your visitors. Not too sure about accessibility issues (as I haven't tried it out yet), but placing the helper information [...]