Thanks to the latest post on Matt Obee’s blog, I found out that the See it Right book, which was republished at the end of last year, has been chosen as this months Book of the Month by .net Magazine, against stiff competition from Bulletproof AJAX by Jeremy Keith and PHP5 Advanced by Larry Ullman.
They say:
As our industry continues apace in technology terms, it’s more important than ever to maintain standards. The RNIB’s own publication, geared towards “making information accessible for people with sight problems”, is a must-read for any professional, conscientious web developer, yet also considers print and audio media.
It’s really great to see a book such as the See it Right book (which covers more than just web, print and audio - it includes tactile information and images, electronic documents and signage too, along with checklists and other useful stuff) rubbing shoulders with more “mainstream” titles, and considered a must-read.
So if you haven’t got a copy yet, why not buy the See it Right book online today? It costs £30 (or charities can purchase it at the cost price of £22.50).
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