Link Roundup - April 2010

• Accessible Documents in HTML, Word & PDF by @terrillthompson from the Digital Accessibility Expo.
• Open letter to to U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary by @johnfoliot with feedback & accessible testimonies from a government hearing on digital accessibility.
• Are sprites accessible?
• Accessibility BOF (birds of a feather) Notes from DrupalCon in San Francisco.
• Cognitive Web Accessibility Assessments: Lessons Learned So Far
• Designing Accessible & Usable App UI for Mobile Phones - slides from #CSUN10 presentation by @berryaccess
• W3C update to HTML5: Techniques for providing useful text alternatives by @stevefaulkner.
• An ode to 'Click here' and to other phrases forcing reading back for context.
• Juicy Studio Accessibility toolbar is updated by @gezlemon. Supports ARIA, color contrast, more. (Firefox)
• U.S. Access Board's proposed 508 & 255 standards & guidelines (Draft Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines)
• Expand and collapse content accessibly with progressive enhancement, jQuery, and ARIA
• Do I Have to Learn Programming to Make My Site Accessible? (Even Grounds)
• Slide presentations from W4A (7th International Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Web Accessibility)
• Expand and collapse content accessibly with progressive enhancement, jQuery, and ARIA.
• White House promising more attention to 508
• Do we need a new game plan to make the Web accessible? (be sure to read comments)