Slides from Voices That Matter: Designing with Progressive Enhancement, Todd Parker
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OCJess Last week, Filament
Group’s Todd Parker presented topics from our book, Designing with
Progressive Enhancement, at the 2010 Voices That Matter
Conference in San Francisco. Todd’s presentation talked about the importance of developing
for universal accessibility, and included examples of how we use the
EnhanceJS framework to build complex
interactions that leverage the latest technologies while remaining
usable for those with less capable browsers and devices.
Below are Todd’s slides posted in video format. For more information on the importance of building with progressive enhancement, be sure to check out the introduction to our book, which is posted for free on the Peachpit website: The Case for Designing with Progressive Enhancement.
Note: A video of the talk is available on the Vimeo website: http://vimeo.com/13151730