For Days 90 and 91 of my 100 Days of Accessibility Challenge, I decided to browse YouTube to see what web accessibility introductions and tutorials were available for free. There were many more than I imagined! I've scraped off just a few recommendations to start you off, and YouTube's suggestions can lead you down the … Continue reading Learn Web Accessibility on YouTube
Dreamweaver Shortcuts: Grouping and Multiplication
Today's tiny win in saving time: grouping and multiplication in Dreamweaver. (a[data-lightbox="preview" data-title=""]>img[alt=""])*28 Thanks to DW CC and all the neat tricks mentioned on this awesome cheatsheet, I saved time by adding the above formula to create twenty-eight hyperlinked images with included attributes! It's the little things that make web design a little better. Update … Continue reading Dreamweaver Shortcuts: Grouping and Multiplication
Great sources for setting up your brand new MacBook Pro to fly!
This is perfect timing for me, as I’ve just recently invested in a MacBook Pro myself! Excellent sources.
Oh happy day! New MBP arrived. Using my lunch hour to set it up just right. #100DaysOfCodehttp://pic.twitter.com/yH0KumsRym
— Elizabeth Reiher (@tonomoshia) July 31, 2017
Thank you to the following:
- Tania Rascia’s Setting up a Brand New Mac for Development (Her whole site is awesome. You should really consider signing up for her email list.)
- Nicholas Hery’s Mac OS X Dev Setup
- GetMacApps (like Ninite for Macs)
- Mac OS X Set Up Guide
- Homebrew
- SharePoint Oscar’s Mac Set Up page which is a fork of Tania Rascia and adds a few things here and there
- Chris Mallinson’s The Perfect Web Development Environment for Your New Mac
With my new rig I can finally use Docker, so I will be learning with the Play With Docker Classroom.
Having so much fun with my new Mac. Still love the old Mac too though. I have invested so many stickers in it…
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Enabling People to Communicate on Mobile Devices
As I discussed in my last post about how computers have enabled those with impairments to overcome some barriers, I've learned through personal experience that the advent of mobile devices has managed to bridge some of the divide in communication and wayfinding, alongside being of assistance to many during every day life tasks. In this … Continue reading Enabling People to Communicate on Mobile Devices
Enabling People to Work on Computers
Computers. Wow, have they changed my life! Thanks to computers, I'm making my niche in a career that lets me develop a skill with minimal barriers. And I'm not the only one. Others are able to overcome their own individual barriers thanks to various types of technological devices. But what are some barriers that many … Continue reading Enabling People to Work on Computers
Enabling People through Digital Accessibility
I'm halfway through my 100 Days of Accessibility journey! In concert with this achievement, I've recently completed the University of Southampton's free online course about Digital Accessibility and am ready to review what I've learned over the 5-week online course. Below are my highlights of emphasized points, ideas new to me, and a-ha moments as a web … Continue reading Enabling People through Digital Accessibility
“To design is much more than simply to assemble, to order, or even to edit; it is to add value and meaning, to illuminate, to simplify, to clarify, to modify, to dignify, to dramatize, to persuade, and perhaps even to amuse.” Paul Rand
