The right way to hide elements from sighted users but make them accessible to screen readers.

Shaun Inman’s new self-hosted, feed-reader web app. You run Fever on your own server share (like Mint). Costs US$30. The big difference with Fever is that you can read topics within your feeds based on link popularity—the more of your feeds that point to a link the higher the temperature for that item. So the more feeds you subscribe to, the better it works, or so the pitch goes.

Roger Johansson points to an article on configuring your machine for screen reader usability testing.

Double douche.

Roger Johansson reporting on screen reader usage data from a recent survey, including the interesting fact that 76% of users update their screen reader within 12 months of a new release. Cool.