[WSG] Web accessibility research

2009-04-26 Thread marie-jose zammit
 
Dear Sir/Madam,

 I am a university student studying for a BSc
(Hons) Mathematics and Informatics at the University of Malta.  I am
currently involved in a study, as part of my dissertation, to explore
the challenges that exist in Web accessibility for people with
dissabilities and to investigate the best system that would suit their
needs.  This has made it necessary to conduct a survey.  

This
survey is for people who use assistive technologies to access the Web. 
If you know someone who is willing to participate in this survey please
forward them the link below

http://www.webaccessibilityresearch.com/ 


Their answers are very important to the accuracy of my study.  The 
information will be used to help me assess their needs and 
preferences for 
accessing the Web and for me to develop better, more useful 
solutions to address 
those needs.  Their responses will be treated 
in the strictest confidence and their anonymity is guaranteed.  The 
results 
of this survey will be used solely in connection to my study.



 Thank you for your time and assistance.



Yours faithfully,


Marie-Jose Zammit


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RE: [WSG] Web accessibility research

2009-04-26 Thread Cam Nicholl
Hi Marie Rose,

 

I have asked our team of testers who are all people with different types
of disabilities if they would like to take part in your survey.

 

Best of luck

 

With kindest regards

Cam Nicholl

Account Manager
Web Accessibility Services
Shaw Trust
8-10 The Courtyard
Darcy Business Park
Llandarcy
Neath SA10 6EJ

Mobile: 07973 234489
Direct line:01554 834257

Email:  cam.nich...@shaw-trust.org.uk  
Web:www.shaw-trust.org.uk  
  

 

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Subject: [WSG] Web accessibility research

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am a university student studying for a BSc (Hons) Mathematics and
Informatics at the University of Malta.  I am currently involved in a
study, as part of my dissertation, to explore the challenges that exist
in Web accessibility for people with dissabilities and to investigate
the best system that would suit their needs.  This has made it necessary
to conduct a survey.  

This survey is for people who use assistive technologies to access the
Web.  If you know someone who is willing to participate in this survey
please forward them the link below

http://www.webaccessibilityresearch.com/
http://www.webaccessibilityresearch.com/  

Their answers are very important to the accuracy of my study.  The
information will be used to help me assess their needs and preferences
for accessing the Web and for me to develop better, more useful
solutions to address those needs.  Their responses will be treated in
the strictest confidence and their anonymity is guaranteed.  The results
of this survey will be used solely in connection to my study.


Thank you for your time and assistance.

Yours faithfully,

Marie-Jose Zammit 



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RE: [WSG] Web accessibility research

2009-04-26 Thread marie-jose zammit
 
Hi Cam,

Thank you very much for your help.  It is very much appreciated.

Yours faithfully,

Marie-Jose.

Subject: RE: [WSG] Web accessibility research
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2009 21:09:45 +0100
From: cam.nich...@shaw-trust.org.uk
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org



















Hi Marie Rose,

 

I have asked our team of testers who are all people with different
types of disabilities if they would like to take part in your survey.

 

Best of luck

 



With kindest regards



Cam Nicholl



Account Manager

Web Accessibility Services

Shaw Trust

8-10 The Courtyard

Darcy Business Park

Llandarcy

Neath SA10 6EJ



Mobile: 07973 234489

Direct line:01554 834257



Email: 
cam.nich...@shaw-trust.org.uk  

Web:   
www.shaw-trust.org.uk  

  



 





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[mailto:li...@webstandardsgroup.org] On Behalf Of marie-jose zammit

Sent: 26 April 2009 08:43

To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org

Subject: [WSG] Web accessibility research





 

Dear
Sir/Madam,



I am a university student studying for a BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Informatics
at the University of Malta.  I am currently involved in a study, as part
of my dissertation, to explore the challenges that exist in Web accessibility
for people with dissabilities and to investigate the best system that would
suit their needs.  This has made it necessary to conduct a survey.  



This survey is for people who use assistive technologies to access the
Web.  If you know someone who is willing to participate in this survey
please forward them the link below



http://www.webaccessibilityresearch.com/




Their answers are very important to the accuracy of my study.  The
information will be used to help me assess their needs and preferences for
accessing the Web and for me to develop better, more useful solutions to
address those needs.  Their responses will be treated in the strictest
confidence and their anonymity is guaranteed.  The results of this survey
will be used solely in connection to my study.





Thank you for your time and assistance.



Yours faithfully,



Marie-Jose Zammit 







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[WSG] how reliable is it to use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6

2009-04-26 Thread tee
Anybody use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6 instead of standalone  
version?


There is an incentive for me to test older versions in compatible mode  
because I can use Developer Tools, so I am curious how reliable it is,  
I meant if  problem I see in IE8 compatible mode is identical to IE7  
or IE6 and once I have it fixed and it shows correctly in compatible  
mode I don't need to double check on IE7/6 standalone to double confirm.


Thanks!

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[WSG] Invitation: Turn Government Web Data into Action

2009-04-26 Thread Laura Skelley
You are invited to attend Webtrends' government seminar  'Turn Web Data
into Action'.  One of the highlights will be a presentation about how
Australian government agencies can learn from how the Obama campaign
explored data crunching to its advantage

 

Please see the invite and agenda below.

 

Registration is easy, please click here to register
http://www.webtrends-seminars.com/australiagovernment/ . 


 


Webtrends Government Event: Turn Web Data into Action


 


When: Tuesday 5th May 

Where : Hyatt Hotel Canberra
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Time: 10am- 12pm Followed by lunch and networking 

 

Webtrends would like to invite you to a complimentary seminar for
government agencies. The session will focus on how government can fully
realise the full value of its web data and will be presented by industry
experts and government colleagues. Presentations and tutorials include:

 

*   Managing the Data: Security in a hosted environment and an
insight to how the White House employed sophisticated data-mining
techniques during the Obama presidential campaign 
*   Web analytics segmentation -how to use advanced reporting to
understand the relationship between you and your users. 
*   Australian government case studies: How the ABC and the State
Library of New South Wales are putting web analytics best practice into
action 

 

Followed by lunch and networking.

 

Registration is quick and easy. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have
any questions or would like additional information. We look forward to
seeing you at the seminar! 

 

 


Agenda 


 

10.00am

Registration

 

10:10am - 10:40am

Managing the Data: Security in a hosted environment and an insight to
how the White House employed sophisticated data-mining techniques during
the Obama presidential campaign. Mark Allison, Director, Australasia,
Webtrends. 

 

10:40am - 11:00am

Tutorial: Web analytics segmentation -how to use advanced reporting to
understand the relationship between you and your users. Kieran O'Brian,
Technical Services Manager, Webtrends. 

 

11:00am - 12:00pm

Case studies

 

12:00pm - 12:15pm

QA with all speakers

 

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Re: [WSG] how reliable is it to use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6

2009-04-26 Thread Ben Buchanan
Anybody use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6 instead of standalone version?

It doesn't cover IE6; and IE8-as-IE7 is not 100% the same as IE7 -
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2009/03/12/site-compatibility-and-ie8.aspx-
so you would still need to double-check standalone IE7 anyway to be
sure.
Personally I use Virtual PC for testing extra versions of IE.
cheers
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Re: [WSG] how reliable is it to use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6

2009-04-26 Thread tee

Thanks Ben for the link, I am going to read it later.





It doesn't cover IE6;


This is strange. Wasn't that the whole Compatible Mode was to not  
break the web because of the massive IE6 users in corporate world?


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Re: [WSG] how reliable is it to use IE8 compatible mode to test IE7/6

2009-04-26 Thread Ben Buchanan
  It doesn't cover IE6;


 This is strange. Wasn't that the whole Compatible Mode was to not break
 the web because of the massive IE6 users in corporate world?

 MS's position, near as I can tell, is that they don't want to break the web
*with IE8, for people already running IE7 or IE7-only web services*. They
recommend people upgrade anything requires IE6; and upgrade any user with
IE6 on their machine.
cheers,
Ben

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