For people living in the United States, the first Monday in September is Labor Day, a day to celebrate American workers.
And for many people, it means the last long weekend with family and friends before school starts.
Learn about the history of work in the United States, how Labor Day started, and current United State work statistics in this infographic from Office Depot/Office Max. Continue reading Celebrating American Workers: The History of Labor Day [Infographic]
Imagine a quiet, shady space in the downtown area of a city where you can take a break, sit down near a fountain, relax, and read a book. On a book.
That’s what I found when I walked about downtown Ypsilanti, Michigan this weekend. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Have a Seat, Read a Book
Last week I attended the HTML5 Video Accessibility: Updates, Features & Guidelines webinar from 3Play Media.
Guest speaker John Foliot, W3C contributor and accessibility expert at Deque Systems, discussed guidelines for making videos accessible and shared his tips and insights on HTML5 video. Continue reading Key Takeaways from HTML5 Video Accessibility