For the last month, Mark Pilgrim’s 30 days to a more accessible weblog has a been topic of conversation among web designers. While I’ve followed many of the discussions, I haven’t implemented many of Mark’s ideas. Until today. As of today, this site is about as accessible as I can make it in one evening’s worth of work.
For an overview of the changes I’ve made, visit the sjarvis.com accessibility overview, which will be permanently linked on all pages shortly.
Steve Outing’s “The ABCs and XYZs of Weblogs” at poynter.org is a companion piece to his E&P column about the same topic a few weeks ago, and which I blogged earlier.
Alan Lomax, Who Raised Voice of Folk Music in U.S., Dies at 87. Lomax brought us all kinds of great music, from Leadbelly (aka Huddie Ledbetter, an Arkansas native, who was in prison when Lomax discovered him). Everything white people know about country blues you owe to Lomax. RIP.
Jaguaro.org Features: One Hundred Albums You Should Remove from Your Collection Immediately is hilarious. I don’t agree with all of it, but it’s mostly right on, especially about the Nirvana. Nirvana sucked. There, I said it.
archidose: a weekly dose of architecture is exactly what it says it is. Every week, he posts a short article and photos about a significant architectural work, with archives. Very nice.
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