Not sure what accessibility changes will have the most benefit to your existing software? Are you in the build process and need to make sure accessibility has been appropriately considered? Use this checklist as a starting point.
It’s nearing the end of the month, but before that happens: Found Friday Vol 71! This week’s finds are all over the place, but with one unifying theme: awesomeness. Yeah. Anyway, we have a new font creation app that looks fantastic; a neat site for copying & pasting cool HTML characters; a book on Pixar & their art; a short read on the effectiveness of different colors in call to action buttons; and a short but interesting look at CSS4. Yes, 4.
Glyphs
I’ve been studying type design like mad lately, and this app came across my radar. It looks really slick – way more user friendly than FontLab, the current industry standard. Mac OSX only; sorry Windows designers!
CopyPasteCharacter
This site lets you easily copy & paste cool/useful HTML characters. Simple but neat.
The Art of Pixar
Pixar’s movies are only bested by their art. Check out this book: a behind the scenes look at the art & process of Pixar’s works. Looks super interesting.
Green Button vs. Red Button
Which button will get more clicks? Green you say? Red, perhaps? Is the suspense killing you? Go check out the answer.
Discover What’s New in CSS4
Yes, we only just started implementing CSS3, and now here’s an article about CSS4. Well, we can’t say we work in a stale industry, right? Some interesting ideas being put forth too.
See you next week!