Simple FAQ
20th April 2012 (update: 02-08-2017)
A simple folding FAQ using a little JavaScript
A collection of pre-HTML5, pre-ARIA, archived code resources demonstrating historic methods and techniques. Kept purely as reference.
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20th April 2012 (update: 02-08-2017)
A simple folding FAQ using a little JavaScript
8th March 2012 (update: 25-03-2017)
An accessible pop-up modal window using purely a mix of CSS and HTML and zero JavaScript
14th May 2009 (update: 25-03-2017)
Converts title attributes into styled tooltips using CSS and jQuery.
29th November 2008 (update: 27-05-2017)
Continuing with unobtrusive Flash insets. Here's how to present Flash video in an accessible manner. Including as required: Alternate media, captioning, audio description, and text transcript. A simple, unobtrusive, and lightweight method.
4th October 2008 (update: 23-05-2017)
A personal collection of very useful JavaScript snippets and functions.
25th September 2008 (update: 25-03-2017)
A simple server-side content compressor to dramatically speed up the delivery of your website.
15th September 2008 (update: 27-05-2017)
Add Flash insets to your website in an unobtrusive and accessible manner.
15th September 2008 (update: 25-03-2017)
A demonstration of an accessible method to hide form help utilising unobtrusive JavaScript.
10th January 2008 (update: 27-05-2017)
A neat little solution that uses Ajax to fetch definitions. Works with and without JavaScript available. Easily tailored to suit inclusion into a database.
28th December 2007 (update: 25-03-2017)
Cross-fading disjointed image rollover written in semantic, accessible mark-up, with unobtrusive javascript using css-sprites.
7th November 2006 (update: 08-04-2017)
Accessible Form Guidelines, The do's & don'ts of accessible form design, Complete with example forms and accessible JavaScript form tricks.
27th June 2006 (update: 25-03-2017)
A simple online tool to add syntax highlighting to JavaScript. For use in your web pages.
19th August 2005 (update: 27-05-2017)
A simple accessible XHTML quiz designed to be easily re-purposed.
12th June 2005 (update: 25-03-2017)
A semantically written menu that uses a single image and swaps accompanying text descriptions in an accessible manner.
5th June 2005 (update: 23-05-2017)
An assorted collection of useful CSS snippets.
26th November 2004 (update: 01-01-1970)
An accessibility workshp which ran in 2004. The content and learnings remain, in most part, relevant today.
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Explains how and why using web standards will let you build websites in a way that saves time and money for the developer and provides a better experience for the visitor. Also discussed are other methods, guidelines and best practices that will help produce high-quality websites that are accessible to as many as possible
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