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SxSW Accessibility Survey


31 Dec

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As I stated here, I have the honor of presenting “How the iPad Can Help Save Accessibility” at SxSW 2012 in March. In preparation for this talk, I wanted to get a better idea of how people with different disabilities cope with the web in general, and how they deal with the mobile web. I also want to get an idea of what issues non-disabled people have with the web/mobile web to help contrast it.

If you could help me out, I’d greatly appreciate it.

Accessibility Surveys

• For users with Visual Disabilities »
• For users with Hearing Disabilities »
• For users with Mobility Disabilities »
• For non-disabled users »

Thanks for your help!

Update 1-20-2012


Thanks for the response so far – I’ve gotten some good information but looking for more answers.

Non-disabled: 20 entries
Vision disabilities: 29 entries
Hearing disabilities: 11 entries
Mobility disabilities: 8 entries

Also, if anyone is having trouble with the survey itself accessibility-wise, please leave a comment here or on the form. I tried using Wufoo because they seemed the most accessible of the survey services but some blank entries have me wondering.

Strange Findings


16 Jun

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We were doing a usability test recently on a site that I’ve been working on for a major sports retailer. In the tests, we were testing a hover functionality which would prompt the user to click for more information about that product. (more…)