Tag Cloud Ideas

how to make tag cloud accessible?

how many tags associated with each tag is presented or we can use a text that describe how popular is that tag.
we can just use classes to define the different sizes (we can identify there sizes explicitly using the class attribute).

use of an ordered list as the tag cloud structure, or play with voice volume when the font size changes.

screen reader user doesn't get when a size "step" has changed

sort by frequency is another solution.

Accessible Tags and Tag Clouds

It is important to make tags and tag clouds accessible, because they represent information about the use of this information amnog all users in the web.
To make tag cloud accessible we could make the screen reader read the tags according to the font size (not in the alphabetical order). Also it is important to provide the users with tags and related tags in an accessible way.
range of class names from not-popular through ultra-popular

1. 44 photos are tagged with 125 Shaftesbury Avenue


2. 2 photos are tagged with airline food


3. 344 photos are tagged with austin


4. 12 photos are tagged with bad joke



5. 52 photos are tagged with brighton


6. 12 photos are tagged with cowboy hat


7. 67 photos are tagged with fireworks


8. 2 photos are tagged with fozziebear



9. 85 photos are tagged with ironbridge



10. 12 photos are tagged with jukebox


11. 72 photos are tagged with leave a message


12. 26 photos are tagged with lego



13. 151 photos are tagged with London



14. 25 photos are tagged with microformats


15. 107 photos are tagged with Pub Standards


16. 355 photos are tagged with San Francisco



17. 194 photos are tagged with sxsw


18. 13 photos are tagged with The hair of Christian Heilmann



19. 1 photo is tagged with The reflection of the hair of Christian Heilmann


20. 2 photos are tagged with yaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Moodle Tags

add dictionary and spell checker for the entered tags.

symbolic link linux

http://help.hardhathosting.com/question.php/95

What Are Screening Techniques?

Screening techniques are simple activities to help identify potential accessibility barriers in product designs. Most screening techniques involve interacting with a product with one or more physical or sensory abilities eliminated or modified; for example, wearing thick gloves to limit your dexterity, and wearing low vision glasses or blindfolds to limit your vision.

http://www.uiaccess.com/accessucd/screening.html

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Setting up Eclipse to work on Moodle

http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Setting_up_Eclipse