Document Accessibility and #a11yTO

By Jen Goulden, EDP – Project & Quality Manager – Crawford Technologies Inc. I freely admit that when I first heard the term #a11y I was a little confused. Then a friend told me that #i18n represents Internationalization because there are 18 letters between the I and the N and it clicked. (if you

Xplor Canada’s Eastern Chapter’s #DocumentDerby Was a Winner at Woodbine Racetrack

Alex Downey-Ging – Eastern President It was a night of learning and laughter at Woodbine Racetrack for Xplor Eastern Canada’s: The Document Derby. The chapter gathered for this educational session and dinner to learn from speakers and mingle with members of the industry. Horse racing can be a good metaphor for how many can

Section 508 Refresh – What you need to know

Dennis Quon, EDP – Document Accessibility Solutions Development Manager – Crawford Technologies Inc. – ABOD Rep, Xplor Canada The US Access Board has finally released the final rules for the Section 508 NPRM or as it is now known, the Section 508 Refresh. This is a follow up on my blog that I penned

Time Management: What Happened to Respect For Immediacy?

Joanne Gore – Vice President – Xplor Canada I’m sure you’ve all heard the expression: “There’s never enough time to do the job right…but there’s always enough time to do it over”. In today’s world of “ten jobs making their way through the shop in the next hour” this has never been more true.

Learning to Pivot: Leveraging Events to Drive More Print

Joanne Gore – Vice President – National Were you at drupa this year? I wasn’t. Well, I wasn’t there physically. But I have to say… on many days I felt like I was truly there. Between pictures, tweets, posts, videos, newsletters, email blasts and everything in between, I almost felt like I was there…minus

Time Off

Franklin Friedmann – Secretary – Xplor National Canada Too often I have written a blog entry concerning some detail of business and the resolution. Having just returned from a real holiday, no cell phone, no laptop or equivalent, instead keeping up with our two generations, it was a liberating world. I’m reminded of a