MobiReady - dotMobi compliance & mobileOK checker. JSLint, The JavaScript Code Quality Tool. Facebook Commits To Making Social Networking More Accessible For. Facebook is working together with the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) to make its social networking service more accessible to users who are blind or visually impaired.
In a company blog post, the non-profit organization’s President, Carl Augusto, explains which problems visually challenged users encounter when surfing the web and how they’re able to overcome these issues with the help of website publishers, developers and designers. This makes sense from Facebook’s perspective too, of course. There are a lot of visually impaired people on the planet, and they want to connect to their friends, relatives and peers just as much as you and me. According to stats provided by the AFB, there are over 20 million Americans who have reported experiencing significant vision loss.
Augusto writes: The W3C Markup Validation Service.