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樽本徹也（イード）によるユーザー中心設計、ユーザービリティ、ユーザーインターフェース設計にまつわるユーザビリティエンジニアの専門的視点からの考察コラム。
Tarumoto, Tetsuya. Cocolog-Nifty (2004). (Japanese) Resources>Web Design>Usability>Blogs
#23229
佐藤直美によるWeb情報設計についてのウェブログ。毎回鋭い視点で軽快にかつさわやかにファセット分類法から映画にダイエットと幅広くアットランダムに語られる。
Sato, Naomi. Chimimo (2004). (Japanese) Resources>Web Design>Information Design>Blogs
#22942
Accessibility Links and Resources
An annotated collection of dozens of online resources in web accessibilty.
#22941
A collection of tutorials to help web designers understand accessibility issues.
#22473
This page shows the user a view of how people with various visual disabilities would experience a website. Includes colour blindness, Diabetic Retinothopy, Cataracts, Macular degeneration and Glaucoma.
Aylward, Rhona. Alpha Squared (2004). Resources>Web Design>Accessibility
#23172
AccessiBlog was a weblog of articles and sites dealing with the topic of Web accessibility (though it is no longer updated).
Clark, Joe. AccessiBlog (2003). Resources>Web Design>Accessibility>Blogs
#20169
A resource with links to Actions and Extensions for Adobe GoLive.
#20013
A collection of resources for writing ActionScript programs within your Macromedia Flash projects.
#20044
An interactive tutorial about usable website design.
Schutz, Bart. Interview NSS. Resources>Multimedia>Usability>Web Design
#22368
Bazzmann|Mag si occupa di design molecolare, accessibilità, usabilità, web e UI design, standard W3C, semantic web e architettura dell'informazione.
Trevisan, Marco. Bazzmann. (Italian) Resources>Web Design>Usability>Blogs
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The Best of CHI-WEB and SIGIA-L
The chi-web and sig-ia mailing lists are two email based discussion groups on the topics of web usability, design and human computer interaction (the later with a heavier emphasis on information architecture). To subscribe to chi-web, read the info page or to get a better flavor for what happens there, use its full searchable archive. Alternatively, you can join sigia-l from here or view the sigia-l archive . Using the archives for each mailing list, I've compiled a list of the summary postings from useful threads, and a few personally selected favorite postings. Please note: my list below is not an exhaustive list of summary postings. I just picked the ones I found most salient and valuable for reference. Also, these summaries are collections of contributing posts: they are a mixture of opinions and commentary, with some references to reports, usability data, websites or books.
Berkun, Scott. UIWeb. Resources>Mailing Lists>Web Design>Multimedia
#23866
Review: Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies
If your Web site is not designed for or understood by a global audience, you are excluding an estimated 200 million people, according to John Yunker in Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies.
Staples, Jeff. Usability Interface (2004). Resources>Reviews>Web Design>Localization
#27163
A form-based interface to generate 80x15-pixel buttons, like those often used to identify RSS feeds.
Luca Zappa (2005). Resources>Web Design>DHTML
#25252
CSS oder Cascading Stylesheets zeigt auf, was alles möglich ist im Bereich dieser Formatierung. Es werden Befehle für CSS 1 und CSS 2 behandelt und mit Beispielen erklärt.
Schwarz, René. Talky.de (2001). (German) Resources>Web Design>Standards>CSS
#30654
This blog is about Technical Communication--mostly. I may stray from time to time into family oriented posts. Located in sunny San Diego, loving the Southern California weather.
Jeter, Charles. Charles Jeter. Resources>TC>Web Design>Blogs
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A weblog about web, user interface and user experience design.
Deshpande, Amit. Blogspot. Resources>Web Design>User Experience>Blogs
#18604
Designing More Usable Web Sites
This section of Designing a More Usable World is dedicated to cooperative efforts linked toward building a more usable Web for all. At the present time, there are a number of interlocking and interrelated efforts.
University of Wisconsin. Resources>Usability>Accessibility>Web Design
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Review: Designing Web Sites for Every Audience
Author Ilise Benun looks at the web from a refreshing perspective, tying marketing and usability together through a common interest in understanding the people who use a web site.
Quesenbery, Whitney. Usability Interface (2004). Resources>Reviews>Web Design
#13785
The reference material accessed through the following links will help you to create compelling Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Web pages.
Microsoft (2002). Resources>Web Design>DHTML
#11734
Dreamweaver 4 Tutorial: A Guide for New Users
If you've been thinking of making the jump to Dreamweaver, you couldn't find a better time than now. Version 4 was recently released and has earned a slew of glowing reviews. We've prepared this guide with new users in mind, those who have intranet or Internet experience, but haven't tried Dreamweaver before. The instructions that follow are for Dreamweaver 4.
Dreier, Troy A. Intranet Journal (2000). Resources>Tutorials>Web Design>Dreamweaver
#20370
Dynamic Drive is a directory of free, original DHTML scripts and components to enhance your web site.
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This site publishes papers on a wide range of issues in information architecture, from how to organize a site's structure to how to establish one's position as a webmaster inside a large organization.
EServer (2001). Resources>Web Design
#20935
EJI(sm): A Registry of Innovative E-Journal Features, Functionalities, and Content
A categorized registry of electronic journals, journal services, or 'knowledge environments' that offer or provide innovative or novel access, organization, or navigational features, functionalities, or content. E-Journals that include multimedia components are listed inM-Bed(sm), while those that offer pay-per-view access are listed in Just-in-Time(sm). Some e-journals in EJI(sm) require free registration or a paid subscription to access select registry entries.
McKiernan, Gerry. Iowa State University. Resources>Web Design>Publishing>Online
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Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility Standards (Section 508)
The Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (Access Board) is issuing final accessibility standards for electronic and information technology covered by section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1998. Section 508 requires the Access Board to publish standards setting forth a definition of electronic and information technology and the technical and functional performance criteria necessary for such technology to comply with section 508. Section 508 requires that when Federal agencies develop, procure, maintain, or use electronic and information technology, they shall ensure that the electronic and information technology allows Federal employees with disabilities to have access to and use of information and data that is comparable to the access to and use of information and data by Federal employees who are not individuals with disabilities, unless an undue burden would be imposed on the agency. Section 508 also requires that individuals with disabilities, who are members of the public seeking information or services from a Federal agency, have access to and use of information and data that is comparable to that provided to the public who are not individuals with disabilities, unless an undue burden would be imposed on the agency.
Access Board, The (2000). Resources>Web Design>Accessibility>Section 508
#20014
The home for Rick Turoczy's Flash and Powerpoint tutorials.
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