RNIB’s Stephen King presents Julie with a card from all of her colleagues at RNIB, wishing her the very best for the future.
RNIB’s Stephen King presents Julie with a card from all of her colleagues at RNIB, wishing her the very best for the future.
Julie Howell | 04/11/2006 at 15:27 | Permalink
Thank you to RNIB for 12 fabulous years, and to everyone around the UK who has supported the cause and improved the usability of their websites to disabled people as a result of hearing our messages.
Fortune Cookie designs websites that disabled people use and I’m looking forward to helping the team help businesses reach even more disabled customers online.
Best wishes
Julie Howell
Director of Public Relations
Fortune Cookie
I look very short in that picture - I’d like to point out that Stephen is exceptionally tall!
John Airey | 17/01/2007 at 17:53 | Permalink
Julie, it was a pleasure to work with you over the last ten years. RNIB launched its web site back in March 1995 and as you know that made it one of the first UK sites. It even predates the existence of Nominet. Your efforts have helped to make it one of the most popular charity websites in the UK. There’s hardly been an article on the BBC site about accessibility that has not had your name on it.
I’d also like to point out that Stephen King is not “that” Stephen King…