Accessibility Engineer, husband and father of two awesome boys. Tico a mucha honra y manudo hasta la muerte. All views are my own.
Minneapolis, MN
Joined July 2014
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webaim.org/projects/practiti… - A new WebAIM survey is open for anyone that implements accessibility. This is a follow-up to previous surveys. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey to provide valuable data and insight into the web accessibility field and practices.
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👏PT 👏 FC👏
RT for a chance to win a Timbers jersey and 10,000 @AlaskaAir miles. #RCTID
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Very excited to announce the availability of the @Xbox Accessibility Guidelines! Created for game designers, developers, producers, and testers interested in building inclusive, accessible titles. You can find the guidelines at aka.ms/xga #gamedev #a11y
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New WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey #8 is now available - webaim.org/projects/screenre… If you use a screen reader, please complete and share. Your responses provide valuable data and promote better accessibility.
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Keep track of which elements has focus using a slick DevTools feature.
developers.google.com/web/to…
Really cool article by @kaycebasques!
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The WebAIM Million - an in-depth accessibility analysis of 1,000,000 web site home pages. Full report at webaim.org/projects/million/ Blog post/summary at webaim.org/blog/webaim-milli… This is an incredible amount of data that show we still have a lot of work to do!
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We felt the information in @LeonieWatson's Smashing Members' webinar was so important that we decided to make it available to everyone in our community. So here's 1 hour and 12 minutes on how as screen reader user surfs the web. smashingmagazine.com/2019/02…
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#HTML.
How many (and which) elements have been part of every single version of HTML?
Only 15: a, address, dd, dl, dt, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, li, p, title, ul.
All elements of HTML, over time, with additional information: meiert.com/en/indices/html-e….
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Hey #a11y friends! Know someone looking for a digital accessibility summer internship? The Office of Accessibility has a summer position!
SWPP Job ID 29930 bit.ly/2RqIhQW #accessibility #HTML #internship #Minnesota #documents #government #StudentWork @MNIT_Services
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This looks really interesting - lipsurf.com/ It’s an extension for Chrome for navigating and browsing entirely via voice. This could be very helpful for users with motor disabilities.
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President Trump’s decision to freeze federal workers’ pay after he pushed through a trillion dollar tax cut for billionaires is a slap in the face to the hardworking men and women who care for our veterans, protect our homeland, and respond to emergencies. bit.ly/2LH6kbp
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An Uber driver in Texas told a blind customer with a service dog that "the dog needs to go in the trunk." He then drove off without her when she told him his request was illegal. @Uber decided not to fire the driver.
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Muy agradecido con Dios por este premio, gracias a mi familia y a todos mis compañeros por siempre creer en mi.
¡¡¡Felicidades a @SergioRamos y @lukamodric10 por esos premios tan merecidos son los mejores!!!
#Puravida y #HalaMadrid
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I'm not American, maybe you can educate me? Why didn't Trump make an effort to help Puerto Rico?
1 He didn't know it was an American territory?
2 Mayor Cruz is a strong woman who criticized him?
3 The population isn't 'white enough'?
4 The can't vote for him so he doesn't care?
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Another court says a web accessibility lawsuit can't be thrown out in the early stages. Opinion of the 11th Circuit court of appeals in case against Dunkin Donuts: bit.ly/2n0wegI #a11y #webdev #ux