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Screen Resolution ≠ Browser Window | CSS-Tricks
We often talk about screen resolution, which is not the relevant statistic when thinking about what space our website's visitors have available. The relevant statistic is browser window size.
In Defense of “Checklist” Accessibility at Karl Groves
What the arguments attempt to assert is, essentially, that “Checklist” accessibility is not good enough, either because the checklists themselves are flawed or that the checklist takes the disabled user out of the equation and relegates their challenges to the level of a series of check items.
Setting up a screen reader test environment » iheni :: making the web worldwide
by 1 othersome tips to get you started when setting up a screen reader testing environment.
Text alternatives for images: some examples « Writing for the Web
The same image may require a different text alternative when it plays a different role or is used in a different context.