October 2008

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• 10.29.08 | Posted By jason kuhn
  You’re going to need a bigger boat blog, impressions | (1)

  PhIxDA needs and update, and I just stumbled upon an article entitled JavaScript and Screen Readers detailing the quirks and compatibilty of several JavaScript events with the Jaws and Window Eyes screen readers. It really was an enlightening read and the author makes this point: We must begin to address the concerns of people who are trying to make their dynamic web applications accessible, or we will have no room to complain when the next batch of web applications prove to be unusable by the disabled. Definitely something to think about... I thought that it was nice to see someone sticking up for ...
• 10.08.08 | Posted By C Hill
  Sharepoint frustration brain monkey | (4)

  Collections, colaboration and communication are the keys to success! Living documents. Ideas never expire - they evolve. I need a tool... We need a tool that promotes the appropriate environment for the evolution of ideas. I'm being a little dramatic - I'll calm down and try to work through my frustrations. First, let me say that we (phixda) have a great vehical for our ideas. This nerdpress blog is growing and it is working for us. Second, I like working on projects as a team. I don't like designing or developing in a silo. I made an earlier post about how ...
• 10.04.08 | Posted By Bryan Yurasits
  Happy Birthday PhIxDA Design, brain monkey, proposal, suggestion | (2)

  So I was thinking about Lee's post from about a month ago "almost there" where he suggests we have a competition of some kind in honor of PhIxDA's first post. I wasn't sure what to do,  then I remembered Chris's comment where he pleeds: Do anything! Design something, code something, post something, promote something. Do something! Anything! So I did something, I dug through old files until I found a PhIxDA logo I started a year ago. I made some adjustments uploaded it. I'm not saying we have to use it, I'm just "doing something" in honor of PhIxDA turning turning one. ...

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