Grosgrain p.s. i quilt Evaluating Websites for Accessibility: Overview "Evaluating Websites for Accessibility" is a multi-page resource suite that outlines different approaches for evaluating websites for accessibility. While it does not provide checkpoint-by-checkpoint testing techniques, it does provide general procedures and tips for evaluation in different situations, from evaluation during website development to ongoing monitoring of existing sites. The approaches in these pages are intended to supplement other content management and quality assurance procedures. The "Evaluating Websites for Accessibility" resource suite includes the following documents: Easy Checks - A First Review of Web Accessibility (updated 2014) Provides simple steps to help assess if a web page addresses accessibility. WCAG-EM Overview: Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (updated 2015) Introduces WCAG-EM , an approach for determining how well a website conforms to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. (updated 2016) See also:
artsy-crafty babe So yes, I’ve been knitting. You know how it is when the mood strikes. I blame the cold weather. Knitting just feels right in cold weather, doesn’t it? Because I tend to over commit myself, I decided to start off with something small, something easily finishable. I knit a cowl. I started with the snow cowl. While I was weaving in the ends of the cowls I pulled out two sweaters that I knit ages ago, but never finished weaving in the ends - a Cuff to Cuff sweater and another Featherweight (my third one). My featherweight is too big for me now, but it’s a soft, squishy cardigan, so it doesn’t really matter. Totally in the knitting mood now, I decided to tackle my stash and get an idea of all the other UFO’s I had lying around. One of my discoveries was a sweater I started knitting for Ceci when I was pregnant with her. While I was at the yarn store, some more yarn came home with me.
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Oh, Fransson! Today is my stop on the blog tour for the lovely and talented Jennifer Sampou's new fabric collection, Shimmer. Shimmer includes nature-inspired prints in beautiful earth tones, all with a little bit of irridescent, sparkling shimmer. Continue reading "Shimmer Fabric Blog Tour" » I really love the 14" center of the Aviatrix Medallion and I think it looks fantastic as a larger block. Continue reading "Aviatrix Pillows" » crazy mom quilts