Around the Office: The Value of Boredom, Aphasia-Friendly Websites, & the Offline Masses

Posted on March 30, 2013 by David Hamilton

Posted in: Around the Office, Online Friendly | Tagged: accessibility, Accessible Web Design, iPhone, online privacy

Around the Office is a weekly group blog of what the Kobayashi Online team has found interesting, funny, poignant, or otherwise notable over the past week. Entertaining Ourselves Away From Creativity While it offers some entertainment in downtime, Daveed is a little … Continue reading →

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Q&A: CNIB’s Marc Hamann on Web accessibility

Posted on October 27, 2011 by David Hamilton

Posted in: Kobayashi Labs, Website Content, Website Marketing | Tagged: accessibility, CNIB, Marc Hamann, NVDA

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The Path to Accessibility: Six Questions to Ask Your Web Developer

Posted on October 4, 2011 by David Hamilton

Posted in: Website Marketing | Tagged: accessibility, CSS, tagging, Web design

With about 15 per cent of the world’s population living with some form of disability (pdf), accessibility is increasingly becoming an issue that cannot be ignored when, for instance, hosting an event or planning a building, yet it’s still often … Continue reading →

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Design Focus: The National Film Board

Posted on August 25, 2011 by David Hamilton

Posted in: Design Focus, Online Friendly | Tagged: accessibility, content, mobile sites, navigation, NFB, Web design

“Design Focus” is a regular Online Friendly feature that examines well-designed sites to show how Web designers have overcome some of the challenges of their profession. This week’s featured site: The National Film Board The National Film Board of Canada … Continue reading →

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