Monthly Archives: September 2007

“The Plenitude” and Accessibility

There’s a new book out called “The Plenitude” by Rich Gold, the late polymath designer/artist/engineer/scientist. He makes many interesting points about the nature of design. The title is his word (drawn from a Wiccan concept of Nature) for the incessant … Continue reading

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All the keyboard shortcuts you may ever need

An online searchable database contains all the keyboard shortcuts from all the key applications on all the key operating systems.  Having those shortcuts is only half the solution — the rest is knowing about them! KeyXL keyboard shortcuts

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Braille Graffiti

A Portland, Oregon artist’s project sticks braille statements on walls around town. It’s not the informative braille that tells you how to use an ATM, just interesting statements about braille and blindness. The project was informed by the artist’s conversations … Continue reading

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