I placed my water bottle carefully on the carpet under my seat in the amphitheater. A quick glance to the stage four rows away revealed the next speaker was almost ready to start their talk at the conference.
And my eyes stopped as I saw two eyes staring at me intently. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Who’s Staring at Me?
Wondering what information architecture is all about? Join me Saturday, February 21 when World Information Architecture Day returns for its fourth year to Ann Arbor, Michigan.
World Information Architecture (IA) Day, Ann Arbor is one of 38 cities across 24 countries holding a one-day free conference to bring together information architects, practitioners, students, community members, and others to teach, learn, and shape the future of information architecture. Continue reading World Information Architecture Day 2015, Ann Arbor
Last week, the executive director of the U.S. Access Board made an announcement that the web accessibility community in the United States has been waiting for years to hear.
David M. Capozzi announced the Office of Management and Budget cleared the notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) for Section 508 standards; it will be sent to the Federal Register for publication. Continue reading Section 508 Refresh News