WysiHat is a WYSIWYG JavaScript framework that provides an extensible foundation to design your own rich text editor. WysiHat stays out of your way and leaves the UI design to you. Although WysiHat lets you get up and running with a few lines of code, the focus is on letting you customize it.
We are giving developers early access to the project while we continue to work out the remaining issues. Note: It’s extremely early. Contributors are welcome so please check out the project on GitHub and send us your feedback.
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The history of web standards and accessibility | 456 Berea Street - 0 views
Evaluating website accessibility | 456 Berea Street - 0 views
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YUI Theater - Victor Tsaran: "Introduction to Screen Readers" » Yahoo! User I... - 0 views
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YUI Theater’s newest video is a 27 minute Introduction to Screen Readers by Victor Tsaran, an engineer here at Yahoo! and our Program Manager for Accessibility.
YUI Theater - Doug Geoffray: "From the Mouth of a Screenreader" » Yahoo! User... - 0 views
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he context is important for us on the frontend as we begin to confront the same challenges that desktop software developers have been addressing for many years.
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Doug been a touchstone for us at YUI in the research and development of our Menu Control, a project that is helping us to lay a foundation for what is possible in terms of DHTML accessibility as YUI evolves.
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