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15 Sep, 2008

Texas A&M Web Accessibility Showcase

Posted by: pat In: Geekery

Big kudos to Matt Herzberger and the rest of the team at Texas A&M for putting on a Web Accessibility Showcase this week. If you’re not able to be there this week, it’s streaming on ustream.tv. I’ll be presenting there tomorrow at 1330, Central US time.

20 Aug, 2008

It’s late tonight, it must be Bad

Posted by: pat In: Geekery

U2 performing “Bad” from the music film, “Rattle and Hum.”

10 Aug, 2008

Star Wars Episode 4 Original Intro Footage

Posted by: pat In: Geekery

I remember still images from the scenes with Luke and Biggs on Tatooine that were cut out from the finished film. If you had a copy of the Star Wars paperback book, you might remember these scenes as they were in the book. Fan Justin Lensen has taken these lost scenes and edited them together [...]

18 Jun, 2008

When Accessibility runs amok

Posted by: pat In: Geekery

I work with accessibility in technology. I do it because I believe it is the right thing to do. I am also one who believes all ideas can be taken too far and the proposals being made in the city of Austin for mandated accessible homes are examples of an idea being taken too far. [...]

17 Jun, 2008

Firefox 3 Interface Issues

Posted by: pat In: Geekery

I downloaded Firefox 3.0 this afternoon and ran into something that’s a wee bit annoying. Firefox’s interface includes a smooth, single-toned grey top to all its windows. Here’s the Preferences window (cropped for size issues; click on the image to see the full-size):

Looking at this, you would think that anywhere in the dark grey area [...]

10 Jun, 2008

Eddie Izzard on Computers

Posted by: pat In: Geekery



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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.