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Tag: accessibility (page 3)
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Is Your Intranet Legal?
There are a number of legal issues that intranet managers need to be aware of, and some apply to websites and any application with a web browser even if it is not an intranet.
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W3C Project Targets Accessible Web Content Authoring Tools
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) (news, site) has been busy making the web a more accessible place. In focus today is a project dubbed the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG) -- it aims to help software vendors make better web content authoring and management tools, including
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SiteExecutive 2011 EP1 Update Adds Social Media Engagement Tools, Enhances Core Functions
Systems Alliance (news, site), maker of SiteExecutive (news, site ), has recently announced the release of Enhancement Pack 1 (EP1), which adds a social dimension to SiteExecutive 2011.
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Ephox Gives TinyMCE YouTube and HTML 5 Support
Ephox (news, site ) is still playing around with TinyMCE, this time with the release of version 3.4.1, a tiny step up from the Version 3.4 Beta 3 that it released in February and which focused on accessibility. While it’s not clear whether 3.4.
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Ephox Makes TinyMCE More Accessibility-Compliant
Ephox (news, site) has added some extra code to the open source TinyMCE editor project to help users meet Web accessibility guidelines. Be Compliant, Be Seen Web developers and site owners are having to be ever more aware of the need to meet accessibility guidelines and laws for websites.
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Sitefinity 4.0 Web CMS: A Focus on the Essentials and Improved Developer Productivity
Telerik (news, site ) has officially launched the latest version of its web content management system, Sitefinity, today. With a completely redesigned architecture, there are a number of improvements, not the least of which include advanced workflow and new e-Commerce capabilities.
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Afflicted Governance Vendor Vamosa Finds a Buyer
As you may have heard, governance and content migration vendor Vamosa (news, site) fell into administration, despite the recent investment of £1 million through Glasgow-based Maven Capital Partners. According to our sources in the U.S., Vamosa has been sold.
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Monotype Imaging Makes Thousands of Fonts Available
This week, Monotype Imaging Holdings Inc., one of the leading text imaging solution providers announced the availability of Fonts.com Web Fonts. Serving as Monotype’s cloud-based solution, Fonts.com provides thousands of high-quality fonts for web designers. WOFF 1.0 Makes Fonts More Enjoyable Thanks to last month’s meeting between the W3C and Society of Typographic Aficionados (SOTA) about the
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Government Proposes Accessiblity Rule Changes for US Websites
Both public and private websites face major content challenges over the next two years after the US Department of Justice (DoJ) announced that it aims to change the rules that govern the application of the 20-year-old Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to websites and website content. The recently published Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking looks
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Latest Tools for Content Governance, Web Operations Management
The tools called WebWorks are partially still in the works, coming from an expected source – Vamosa (news, site ) – and designed (as ever so slightly hinted in the name) to make the web work and work better with proper controls by web managers.
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Alterian Content Manager 5.9.5: W3C's WCAG Validation, UI Changes
On the brink of Morello and Immediacy brands dissolving in history, Alterian Content Manager 5.9.5 brings several new features and enhancements, ranging from W3C’s WCAG validation capabilities to changes to the user interface that have been added to both the web-based and desktop versions of the Web CMS.
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W3C Provides Guidance for Brow Beating Inaccessible Websites
We know it’s frustrating when you come across a website that’s less than functional, full of accessibility barriers. How often do any of us take action? Those days are over. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) wants you to take action when you come across an inaccessible website.
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An Accessible CMS for Government Websites
Webcredible has noticed that governmental types aren't all that bright when it comes to technology (Barack Obama and Al Gore excepted) and has developed a highly accessible content management system for those in power at all levels. An Accessible CMS for Government Whenever you visit a badly designed website,
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Ephox Simplifies Web Content Accessibility and Authoring
The hardest part of writing web content is making it standards compliant to allow all visitors to use your site and for those with mobile devices to view it properly. The latest version of Ephox's (news, site ) EditLive! allows even non-technical users to create standards-compliant content, accessible
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