Introduction Two weeks ago, I published an article on this blog titled, “Stop The ADA Trolls,” in which I discussed the law firm of Carlson Lynch Sweet & Kilpela LLP and the unethical and counterproductive practices they are using to extort dollars from what appears to be hundreds if not thousands of US businesses with… Read more about Stopping The ADA Trolls: Something You Can Do
Stop The ADA Trolls
Introduction Over the past year or so, an increasingly large number of people have come to me with the suggestion that I write an article about various ADA and Section 508 related lawsuits going on around the country. “Lawyers ain’t my beat,” I’d tell them. “And, in fact, I tend to agree with the plaintiffs… Read more about Stop The ADA Trolls
2015 In Review And Predictions For 2016
Introduction A year ago, I published an article hear called, “2014 In Review And Predictions For 2015 in which I discussed the different articles I posted last year, the different numbers of hits different articles received, I made some entirely unscientific conclusions derived from the statistics and made a number of predictions about what might… Read more about 2015 In Review And Predictions For 2016
Apple’s 2015 Accessibility Rebound
Introduction No, I have not given up blogging, I’ve just been very busy on a number of professional projects that are taking most of my time. I have about a half dozen different blog articles in various states of incomplete but it’s been weeks since I last published a new one so forced myself upon… Read more about Apple’s 2015 Accessibility Rebound
Screen Reader Market Figures: My Analysis Of WebAIM Survey #6
Introduction Since 2009, WebAIM, a consulting company with a focus on Internet accessibility, has published an approximately annual report detailing the results of a survey they conduct regarding screen reader marketshare and the preferences of screen reader users. Recently, WebAIM published its “Screen Reader Survey #6 Results and I found the information compelling. As a… Read more about Screen Reader Market Figures: My Analysis Of WebAIM Survey #6