I was cleaning out some file folders earlier this month. And discovered a printout of an email message that had me smiling about dancing bears.
The message was from October 21, 1999.
Almost twenty years ago. Continue reading Wait, What? No Dancing Bears?
When I read Jared Spool’s tweet, I smiled and nodded my head.
PSA: Center-justified text is only for wine bottle labels and wedding invitations.
Practically all copy text is easier to read when it’s left justified.
Do your users a favor and avoid center-justified text.
Brought to you by the Left Justified Justice League.
— Jared Spool (@jmspool) November 19, 2017
Why was I smiling? Continue reading Centered Text is Good for Wedding Invitations and Wine Labels, not for the Web
At Accessibility Summit 2016 conference, accessibility expert Glenda Sims explained what low vision is and how our designs impact people with low vision. Sims offered useful advice for creating universal designs that work for everyone.
Here are my notes and some of the social media discussion, from her presentation. Continue reading Accessibility Summit 2016: Low Vision & Accessibility Recap