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Saqib talks developing accessible applications

Posted Tuesday, August 12, 2008 5:12 PM by James Senior
It seems like an age ago when I wrote the post “ I want my desktop to look beautiful, even if I can't see it ” where I interviewed Saqib Shaikh about accessibility in Windows Vista whilst soaking in the atmosphere of a small Parisian restaurant. I bumped Read More...
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Vista Accessibility chat with Saqib Shaihk

Posted Thursday, February 15, 2007 6:14 PM by James Senior
They let me loose with the Partner-TV camera again the other day and I wandered over to Building 1 to chat accessibility with Saqib Shaihk. In the interview he talks about his experience so far with Vista and the things he likes including Instant Search Read More...
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Standards based web design: the opposite of Microsoft based web design

Posted Thursday, February 01, 2007 3:48 PM by James Senior
"Standards based web design is the opposite of Microsoft based web design" That was a joke one of the Microsoft speakers used at the event today. It got a laugh but behind the humour is a serious message. We're aware of the perception and the reason why Read More...
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3 Minute View on Vista - Using Guided Help

Posted Wednesday, September 20, 2006 11:01 AM by James Senior
As promised: PTS Screencast: "3 Minute View on Vista - Using Guided Help" The screencast shows how a user can follow a guided help topic to find out a solution to a problem. In this particular example the help topic is on hiding and showing file extensions. Read More...
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I want my desktop to look beautiful, even if I can't see it

Posted Tuesday, September 05, 2006 3:00 PM by James Senior
At the moment I'm on training in Paris, learning about advanced .NET & all things code-like. One of the fellow delegates who also works at Microsoft UK is Saqib Shaikh who sits in the Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) group as a developer. One of Read More...
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