Making a Web site accessible can be simple or complex, depending on many factors such as the type of content, the size and complexity of the site, and the development tools and environment. One common problem is to mark abbrevations, acronyms an foreign language terms - this could generate a massive amount of work when done manually on bigger sites.

I just released version 0.4.0 of CSS Styled Image Text. For who don't know yet, this is a working CSS based implementation of the "Text with Image" and "Image" content types (from tt_content).

After many hours of preparation the "Zap the Gremlins" project team is now calling for the most nagging "Gremlins" (means:
annoying issues, bugs).…

The new version of the htmlArea RTE 0.7.2 brings along a new accessibility-related feature, that makes it easier to differentiate between internal, external, download and mail links and those links opening in the same browser-window, a new browser window or a pop-up window.

Well we have had our fair share of dudes at TYCON who taught us how to behave while building the net and make everybody happy doing that. It is time to put things into practice, but what are we without any tools? From the guys that built www.greenpeace.de come two accessibility tools you WANT to use.

TYCON3 was held from september 8 - 11. Over 200 people attended the First International TYPO3 Conference. It was great to see that both accessibility…

Yesterday I did the first successful import of the current extension repository to the new TER 2.0. While the old TER stores all extension data…

One month after publishing the roadmap for the upcoming TYPO3 releases the Research & Development Committee now organizes the development of TYPO3 4.0.