The Broken Chain
In 2009, I wrote the first book on web accessibility published in Brazil. Twenty years later, I reopened it to rewrite it, and understood why the problem has barely moved.
Innovation, programming and Accessible Web
In 2009, I wrote the first book on web accessibility published in Brazil. Twenty years later, I reopened it to rewrite it, and understood why the problem has barely moved.
Learn how to make available APA or bibtex-style citation files from your repositories How do you make it easier for others to cite your work?In academic work, we often develop prototypes or make data visualizations available through repositories. One way we make these research artifacts available is through the GitHub platform, which allows us not […]
Coming home, after years spent in Canada, wasn’t going backward — it was another journey. The real shock wasn’t the temperature, but my own way of looking at what I thought I already knew. From that contrast between two rhythms of life came a manifesto: what I carry with me, wherever I am.
Introduction This article is drawn from the first chapter of my book, “Web Accessibility Techniques,” which I’ve adapted into a series focused on digital accessibility. While the original book was written in Portuguese, this series will be made available in both English and French. Through this series, we aim to shed light on the multifaceted […]