Money Talks! Formatting Currency in Web Content
How do screen readers announce money amounts in web content? Do they recognize and announce correctly the symbols we use?
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How do screen readers announce money amounts in web content? Do they recognize and announce correctly the symbols we use?
Money Talks! Formatting Currency in Web Content Read More »
I really enjoyed this memoir about a group of Melbourne girls who became friends – not groupies – with Skyhooks and AC/DC in the mid ’70s, before those bands became really big.
The Quiet Ones, by Wendy Smith Read More »
Subtitled Inside the Systems That Shape Our World this is a superb book, potentially life-changing at every level, from the most individual to the largest big scene imaginable.
How Infrastructure Works, by Deb Chachra Read More »
Many of Philip K. Dick’s books seem to be generated by a single central idea, off which he then spins speculative stories that often explore human psychology and social behaviours. In this case, this idea might be described as “How could you bluff someone who can read your mind?”
The Game Players of Titan, by Philip K. Dick Read More »
While their aim is to make information easier to understand, data visualizations can have specific accessibility implications for people with disabilities.
Making data visualizations accessible Read More »
Prawn, Avocado and Zucchini Salad
Prawn, Avocado and Zucchini Salad Read More »
Another fascinating memoir of life backstage in the Australian rock biz, this one by the long time manager of Cold Chisel. I devoured it in a single Sunday sitting.
Ringside, by Rod Willis Read More »
This is a biography of the 35th US President that sets out to place him in the context of the start of “the American Century”.
JFK, by Fredrik Logevall Read More »