About RAMsey

Welcome to the web site for Pat Ramsey, an accessibility consultant and web designer based in Austin, Texas. A device-independent Web is my dream and I believe we can achieve that with style – an accessible Web doesn’t have to be a poorly designed Web.

I used to be with Southwestern University in their Information Technology Services department. Over a period of several years I became the self-appointed Web Standards and Accessibility go-to guy. In April of 2007, I left Southwestern to strike out on my own. I am active in Refresh Austin and I serve on the advisory boards for AIR Austin and AIR Interactive. I’ve also conducted training in basic accessibility, captioning multimedia and beginning CSS. I have some S5 presentations available on the topics of Standards Based Design.

My resume is here and my portfolio is coming together. (I’m still adding content.) Lately I’ve been documenting how to install and work with MAGpie 2, which you can use to create captioned Flash video. (captioned YouTube would be Nirvana.)

When I am unplugged, I enjoy travel, cooking and a well-made cocktail. I’ve even been known to enjoy a rare cigar; not in allergy season, though. I’m a Native Texan and am a conversational speaker of Spanish – well-enough to make it in Panama and Honduras.

If you think you might have work for me or if you just want to drop me a note or a question, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Cheers!

“The Web for everyone. The Web on everything.“ — Tim Berners-LeeBienvenue sur le site de Pat Ramsey, un consultant en accessibilité et web designer basé à Austin, Texas. Un dispositif indépendant du Web est mon rêve et je crois que nous pouvons atteindre cet objectif avec style – l'accessibilité du Web ne doit pas être mal conçus Web. J'avais l'habitude d'être avec le sud-ouest de l'Université de technologie de l'information dans leur département Services. Au cours d'une période de plusieurs années je suis devenu l'auto-désigné et l'accessibilité Web Standards go-to guy. En avril 2007, j'ai quitté le sud-ouest de grève sur le mien. Je suis actif dans Austin Refresh et je suis sur les conseils consultatifs de AIR Austin et AIR Interactive . J'ai aussi organisé une formation de base dans l'accessibilité, du multimédia et de sous-titrage en début CSS. J'ai quelques S5 présentations disponibles sur les questions de normes de conception. Mon CV est ici et mon portefeuille est à venir ensemble. (Je suis toujours en y ajoutant du contenu.) Dernièrement j'ai été documenter la façon d'installer et de travailler avec Magpie 2 , que vous pouvez utiliser pour créer des sous-titres des vidéos Flash. (sous-titrée YouTube serait le Nirvana.) Quand je suis débranché, je profiter de Voyage, la cuisine et d'un cocktail bien fait. J'ai même été appelé à profiter d'un cigare rare de ne pas en saison des allergies, si. Je suis un natif du Texas et je suis un haut-parleur de conversation de l'espagnol – bien assez pour le rendre au Panama et au Honduras. Si vous pensez que vous avez peut-être pour moi ou si vous voulez simplement me laisser une note ou une question, , n'hésitez pas à me contacter . Cheers! ” Le Web pour tous. Le site Web sur tout. “ – Tim Berners-LeeWelcome to the web site for Pat Ramsey, an accessibility consultant and web designer based in Austin, Texas. A device-independent Web is my dream and I believe we can achieve that with style – an accessible Web doesn’t have to be a poorly designed Web.

I used to be with Southwestern University in their Information Technology Services department. Over a period of several years I became the self-appointed Web Standards and Accessibility go-to guy. In April of 2007, I left Southwestern to strike out on my own. I am active in Refresh Austin and I serve on the advisory boards for AIR Austin and AIR Interactive. I’ve also conducted training in basic accessibility, captioning multimedia and beginning CSS. I have some S5 presentations available on the topics of Standards Based Design.

My resume is here and my portfolio is coming together. (I’m still adding content.) Lately I’ve been documenting how to install and work with MAGpie 2, which you can use to create captioned Flash video. (captioned YouTube would be Nirvana.)

When I am unplugged, I enjoy travel, cooking and a well-made cocktail. I’ve even been known to enjoy a rare cigar; not in allergy season, though. I’m a Native Texan and am a conversational speaker of Spanish – well-enough to make it in Panama and Honduras.

If you think you might have work for me or if you just want to drop me a note or a question, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Cheers!

“The Web for everyone. The Web on everything.“ — Tim Berners-LeeWelcome to the web site for Pat Ramsey, an accessibility consultant and web designer based in Austin, Texas. A device-independent Web is my dream and I believe we can achieve that with style – an accessible Web doesn’t have to be a poorly designed Web.

I used to be with Southwestern University in their Information Technology Services department. Over a period of several years I became the self-appointed Web Standards and Accessibility go-to guy. In April of 2007, I left Southwestern to strike out on my own. I am active in Refresh Austin and I serve on the advisory boards for AIR Austin and AIR Interactive. I’ve also conducted training in basic accessibility, captioning multimedia and beginning CSS. I have some S5 presentations available on the topics of Standards Based Design.

My resume is here and my portfolio is coming together. (I’m still adding content.) Lately I’ve been documenting how to install and work with MAGpie 2, which you can use to create captioned Flash video. (captioned YouTube would be Nirvana.)

When I am unplugged, I enjoy travel, cooking and a well-made cocktail. I’ve even been known to enjoy a rare cigar; not in allergy season, though. I’m a Native Texan and am a conversational speaker of Spanish – well-enough to make it in Panama and Honduras.

If you think you might have work for me or if you just want to drop me a note or a question, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Cheers!

“The Web for everyone. The Web on everything.“ — Tim Berners-Lee