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Podcast #40: About CAPTCHA and Accessibility
Friday, February 16, 2007
[shortened URL for this article: http://tinyurl.com/a11ycaptcha]Dennis and Ross discuss different methods of implementing CAPTCHA on the web and how to make it accessible.
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- CAPTCHA on Wikipedia
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- Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA
- Alternatives to Visual Turing Tests on the Web
- CAPTCHA is bad for accessibility
- CAPTCHA.biz
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Labels: accessibility, accessible, captcha, form, web
posted by Dennis at Web Axe at 9:09 PM
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About Dennis
Dennis Lembree is the founder of web development company Web Overhauls, which specializes in web usability, standards, and accessibility.
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Ross Johnson runs a web design company (3.7 Designs) that takes a wholistic view on the web and art of constructing pages. They strive to be creative and unique.
3 Comments:
Hey your site uses captcha, could have used it as an example. Anyway, you guys ever notice you use "yeah" and "... yeah definitely..." as a segue a lot
Yeah definitely. ;)
Yup, we are pretty agreeable guys. But good to think about other segues.
The blogger captcha is pretty good, not too hard to read and there is an audio alternative. Seems they don't have an API that I am aware of to use it on other sites.
I've written an accessible captcha system in PHP that's available under the LGPL from my site System-X Accessible Captcha - textTHaCAA
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