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It started with a simple thought…
I follow a lot of people on twitter. Honestly, some of the people I follow are not necessarily “web accessibiity” people, although most have some level of tech savvy. Some of the people I follow are people whom I follow simply to help me understand the perspective of people with disabilities. Blind users. Deaf users. [...]
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John Foliot
Mountain View, CA
Twitter: @johnfoliotI am a 12 year veteran of Web Accessibility, living and working in the Bay Area. I am also actively involved with the W3C - the international internet standards body - where I currently co-chair a subcommittee on the accessibility of media elements in HTML5.
Everything on the site is my opinion (except comments written by others, which are their opinions). I have strong opinions, and the views expressed here are mine, and not necessarily those of my employer or the W3C. At times, you may not agree with these opinions, or how I choose to express them. This is not my problem. Clear? You can also read my complete Site Disclaimer, Comment and Privacy Policies if you are so inclined.
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