Sentences with phrase «think about accessibility»

«Most of the wallets are difficult to use, and the QT client interface doesn't work too well with a screen reader... I fear developers just don't think about accessibility for disabled people 99 percent of the time.»

In designing your law firm — physically and virtually — make sure you think about accessibility for all individuals.

For example, recently I added another main page to the site «Articles» and I didn't even think about the accessibility implications because it's not a habit yet.

«As creators, we've got to think about accessibility of the content that we build.

With music education being at yet another crossroads, it is a good time to think about accessibility to music making for all young people at secondary level, writes Carole Lindsay - Douglas of the Schools Music Association

And make sure to think about accessibility for audiences with learning or physical disabilities.

Type: The type of feeder is also an important thing to consider when thinking about accessibility.

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Think about the ubiquity and accessibility, the ease and speed of online marketing, fulfillment, financing, purchasing and transaction technologies.

KidsQuest KidsQuest is a CDC website designed for students in fourth, fifth, and sixth grades, to get them to think about people with disabilities and some of the issues related to daily activities, health, and accessibility.

Our goal is to increase the accessibility of creative works that apply knowledge of the Earth and space sciences toward thinking about the future.

While I applaud all these initiatives and discussions and think these issues of inclusion, diversity and accessibility are now being talked about more than ever online and off, I still think there is a long, long way to go.

And the more I talk to librarians about this the more I realize how little many of us think about any of the larger issues (beyond content and perhaps accessibility) when we think about getting eBook collections.

Then you bring in the issue of accessibility, which is a huge legal issue that too few librarians think about on a regular basis.

I for one typically don't give a rats butt about what other people think, so if I'm looking for a carrying solution that provides the ultimate accessibility to my phone then the holster is the way to go.

You would think with the prevalence of information and its accessibility that people would know all about nutrition, but they don't.

During the year, UTB interns also visited the African Diaspora Museum, reflected on their own culture, and visited a food bank to think about where food comes from and its accessibility in different communities.

We learned a lot, especially about game accessibility, and it really changed the way we think about games.

I think the point you made about games being an escape from our lives is an extremely important and well placed sentiment as this is the case for a lot of gamers, both able - bodied, and those who might require the accessibility options.

If Smash is the ONLY BIG THING they talk about, and it is a basic + port (I think people want at least a Splatoon2 level of reworking) and is the center of the showcase; then they only announce a bunch of OLD games rereleased (PS ports from yrs ago) + don't have anything «new»; if they also don't talk about FE or Metroid; if Pokemon looks like it's been given a «Star Allies» level of accessibility, I think the goodwill from last year finally will be burned off.

There was nothing inherent to the Wii remote that made the game better by all that RSI - inducing flicking and holding and pointing, and I've only gotten angrier throughout the years that hey, no one at Nintendo stopped to think about better accessibility options.

But Evolve's Big Alpha has shown that Turtle Rock Studios is critically thinking about disability accessibility based on those extra details added to the more standard accessible features.

If you don't think this is important, ask Target how their law suit went, or as blind artist John Bramblitt what he thinks about website accessibility (yes, he is blind and an AMAZING artist, but he can not SEE your web page.)

«I've thought a lot about barriers, and accessibility, and obstacles, and perseverance,» explained Mr. Adams, whose recent solo show of collages at Tilton Gallery, his longtime New York dealer, also included references to roads.

It was incredibly useful to learn how to properly estimate shelf space, think about things like structural support and earthquakes (perhaps more of an issue on this side of the country), accessibility, flow, ambience, target users, future use, and most importantly, doing it all within budget.

Website accessibility may not be something you've ever thought about, particularly because most lawsuits over it have centered on large online services and retailers like AOL, Southwest Airlines, and Target.

Other things to think about include accessibility of parts and whether local resources are available.

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