Pop goes the weasel
We’ve all seen popups on our screen at some point or other. We may have even been the ones that coded them to appear. The challenge is that…
Here to Advocate, Educate, and Support people exploring and learning about Accessibility in Microsoft Business Applications and M365
Accessibility ensures that everyone can access and enjoy platforms, systems, entertainment, and more. My focus is focused on advocating, educating, and supporting the growth of Accessibility within the Microsoft Business Applications and M365 worlds, as well as looking at Accessible technologies and the heroes and true A11y's out there.
We’ve all seen popups on our screen at some point or other. We may have even been the ones that coded them to appear. The challenge is that…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will have heard talk of Microsoft Copilots. These are the generative AI driven assistants and aids that are appearing in…
This special edition post is for the GPPB ’24 event. I was asked to speak at the Orlando event but the session could not be played. So here’s…
Step inside to O2 tailoring where we know that One Size Fits One. This is an extra post for the letter O in the A to Z Accessibility:…
Howdy reader and welcome to the first O in the A to Z Accessibility: Power Platform Edition. In this article we are Overflowing with content, or rather talking…
Here we are in N – “what’s in a Name?”, part of the A to Z of Accessibility: Power Platform Edition. In this post we’ll be looking at…
Welcome, honoured guest, to the midway point in the A to Z Accessibility: Power Platform Edition. Today we are looking at Menus. I’m talking hamburgers, stacks, waffles, and…
A short while ago I was invited by Angeliki Patsiavou to take part in an amazing blog series she is doing. The series asks MVPs questions about their…
Big Box, Little Box, Cardboard Box What’s in the Box? I just had to get that reference in there somehow! It is quite relevant here though. In this…
A long time ago… When I was a lad a mouse was something that went “squeak” and you definitely didn’t want on your desk. Keyboard Warriors were people…
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