If you’ve inherited someone else’s website code and wanted to check it for accessibility, or simply wanted a practical explanation on how to audit your own website for accessibility, Marcy Sutton’s post is for you.
In her post published this week, Marcy shared her journey for auditing the accessibility of Distiller, a website founded by and for people who love whiskey. Continue reading Marcy Sutton on Checking a Website for Accessibility
Imagine going back seven years and working with WordPress 2.3. Do you remember the Dexter Gordon version?
It was the first version that included native tagging, the kitchen sink button in TinyMCE, plugin update notifications, and many other features.
And it included an entirely different look and feel. Continue reading How to WordPress: What a Difference Seven Years Makes
Visiting the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair is one of my favorite things to do in mid-July, and this year’s fair didn’t disappoint. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Ann Arbor Art Fair