Tag: a11y

Requirements for an Accessible PDF: Part 1

Denis Boudreau
March 20, 2013 By Denis Boudreau

When asked what the most important PDF accessibility requirements are, most people will tell you that in order to be considered accessible, PDF documents need…

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A breakdown of Deque’s web accessibility testing process…

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March 7, 2013 By Glenda Sims

At Deque, one of the services we offer is a “full-package” evaluation of individual web pages for accessibility. This kind of evaluation can be broken…

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Deque Employee Profile: Paul Bohman

Caitlin Cashin
March 7, 2013 By Caitlin Cashin

What do you do at Deque and how long have you been here? I’m the Director of Training at Deque, and I have been here…

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Pragmatica11y: On critical thinking and being acc-sexy-ble

Denis Boudreau
March 5, 2013 By Denis Boudreau

I want to tell you a story about a community of passionate individuals, fueled by the desire to make the Web a more accessible place…

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Welcome to “Pragmatica11y”

Denis Boudreau
February 5, 2013 By Denis Boudreau

I like to think of myself as being a pragmatic. I’m also very passionate about what we affectionately call “a11y”, or accessibility. So it should…

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Putting It All Together: Deque’s 360 Degree Accessibility Testing Methodology in Action

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January 7, 2013 By Glenda Sims

360-Degree Web Testing: Post 4 of 4 So far, we’ve talked about the two main methodologies that Deque uses to perform accessibility testing.  We presented…

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