My supervisor at work e-mailed a nice accessibility resource a few weeks ago. The “Division of Instructional Technology” at the University of Wisconsin has put together a good collection of videos and podcasts related to Web accessibility. The in-house videos are narrated and led by a blind man named Neal Ewers, who works for the Trace Research and Development Center at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

The videos are extremely interesting to watch, and very informative. If you have considered improving your Web site’s accessibility, I highly recommend visiting the site and watching each of the videos.

Around here we know that developers are no (April) fools. As we get ready to relaunch one of the longest running, independently-owned Web development resource sites,  we are excited to announce our 30 days of Web developer interviews. Each day during April, we will post an interview with a Web developer. The developer can work for a large company, a startup or be an indie. We are looking to interview a diverse set of Web developers from around the world.

If you are interested in participating, please send an email to allen =at= htmlcenter.com and include the following:

• Name
• Location
• Development Language
• Employment type (large company, startup, indie)
• Programming languages (PHP, Ruby, etc.)

We expect a large volume of responses so only those who are selected will be notified. Thanks for your interest!