Sources
This page lists sources and further reading for each tip in How To Make Your Blog Accessible. Accessing one of the following links will take you directly to the source section of this page.
As of May 2009, I am actually migrating the sources onto the pages with the tips, so if a tip doesn't show up here, it's because I already moved the links.
- Choose Text and Background Colors That Everybody Can Read
- Give Your Links a Focus State
- Protect Your Email Address the Right Way
Choose Text and Background Colors That Everybody Can Read
- Blogging For Older Readers on Time Goes By
- Applying Color Theory to Digital Displays by Pabini Gabriel-Petit
- Designing for Dyslexics: Part 2 of 3 by Mel Pedley on Accessites.org
- On the readability of inverted color schemes by Joe Dolson
- When accessibility is not your problem by Joe Dolson
- Website Type and Colour for the Visually Impaired from Building Accessible Websites by Joe Dolson
- Special Cases by Jim Thatcher
- Free Online Color Testing Tools for Accessible Website Design at Wild Apricot
- Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0 by the W3C
- Effective Color Contrast: Designing for People with Partial Sight and Color Deficiencies by Aries Arditi, PhD
Give Your Links a Focus State
- 5 Basic Steps Towards Website Accessibility by Joe Dolson
- Keyboard-Friendly Link Focus by Mike Cherim
- Let's Focus on Focus by Mike Cherim
- The importance of link highlighting by Grant Broome
- The plague of outline:0 by Jared Smith at WebAIM
- CSS for Accessibility by Ann McMeekin at 24 Ways
Protect Your Email Address the Right Way
- Graceful E-Mail Obfuscation at A List Apart
- Links, on Web Access Centre
- Ensure users can complete and submit all forms at NCDAE
- Using Label in forms at NCDAE
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