Simple Tips for Website Accessibility: Brenda Huettner at the STC Summit in Dallas, #stc10
In this interview, I ask Brenda Huettner, who is writing a book on accessibility called Communicating with Everyone, to provide some practical tips for making my website, which includes audio, video, images, and text, more accessible.
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What I’m Presenting on at the Dallas Summit
I wrote the transcript for this interview and posted it at http://www.stc-access.org/2010/05/10/transcribing-for-inclusion/
I also explained the process for writing the transcript.
Karen, thanks for transcribing one of the videos. However, when I try to access it at the link you provided, I get this Forbidden 403 error. I’m curious what your process for transcription is. Yesterday I started trying to transcribe one of the videos. After about 10 minutes I realized how long it would take me and I gave up. (But I was also tired.)
@Tom – I have never seen that error before. You left a comment there now, so I assume you did get through?
Must be something with my ISP restriction at home. It’s the difference between accessing the site from home versus accessing it at work.
Hi again – can you try again from home (if that’s where you had the problem)? I did something on the backend that I’d like to test.
Yes, the link works fine now.
Hey, awesome website. I actually came across this on Google, and I am really happy I did. I will definately be coming back here more often. Wish I could add to the conversation and bring a bit more to the table, but am just absorbing as much info as I can at the moment.
Thank You
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