Scripting Enabled - How to make the web more accessible with JavaScript and Flash

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Scripting Enabled Christian Heilmann @mediaAjax 2008, London, UK
Hello there, I’m Chris.
Today I will talk about Scripting Enabled or “accessibility hacking”.
So why not start with the obvious example:
Sir Isaac Newton
Portrait of Isaac Newton
Picture of an apple
Right now, we have quite a big mass of people who care and talk about accessibility.
we access
The problem is that a mass is not a force without any movement or acceleration.
we access F = ma “the net force on an object is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by