Reviews

On Mar 25 Daniel Furze wrote: A great book helping us to build a web for everyone.
In "A Web For Everyone" Sarah Horton and Whitney Quesenbery share with us their enormous amount of knowledge and experience in order to help us as web designers and developers on the way to creating solid, accessible, usable products to work towards maintaining a web for everyone. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Feb 26 Cerys Willoughby wrote: his is an easy to read and informative guide on designing accessible user experiences
A well designed web page, mobile app, or software program should be usable for anyone. In addition to provided detailed advice on designing for accessibility, this book also provides realistic personas to highlight the needs of people from a diverse array of backgrounds and how accessible technology can have a positive impact on people's lives. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Feb 19 Michael Larsen wrote: Making Accessibility Accessible to designers, programmers and testers
While it’s important to understand accessibility, it would be even better if more people were to give thought to accessibility and testing for accessibility in their design decisions, and early in the process make the case that Accessibility to all users (or as many as possible) is an important part of our mission as product owner, creators, designers and testers. Sarah Horton and Whitney Quesenbery approach this challenge and this mission with their book “A Web For Everyone”. More than just ways to code and test for accessibility, this book attempts to help anyone who creates software applications to develop the understanding and the empathy necessary to make design decisions that truly help to make "A Web for Everyone" possible. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Jan 28 Ninajean Slone wrote: Please read this book...
I have to admit, right off the track that I don’t always take disabilities into consideration, even though I have a disability as well. While this is certainly embarrassing, it’s not a bad thing to admit it that I’ve been doing this all wrong. I like to think it just makes me a better person, personally as well as business wise. The reason I just told you about this shortcoming of mine, which I promise to not practice anymore, is because too many people don’t take accessibility into consideration. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0