Comments for IPOcampo http://ruymanfm.es Apuntes sobre experiencia de usuario, Interacción Persona-Ordenador y algún que otro dislate propio Thu, 17 Nov 2011 08:49:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on Resumen acelerado del Día Mundial de la Usabilidad 2011 en Madrid by ruymanfm http://ruymanfm.es/2011/11/12/resumen-hiperbreve-del-dia-mundial-de-la-usabilidad-2011-en-madrid/#comment-98 ruymanfm Thu, 17 Nov 2011 08:49:37 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=113#comment-98 Gracias a ustedes por organizarlo. A ver si a la próxima me sumo a las cañas. Un saludo. Gracias a ustedes por organizarlo. A ver si a la próxima me sumo a las cañas.

Un saludo.

]]> Comment on Resumen acelerado del Día Mundial de la Usabilidad 2011 en Madrid by Eusebio Reyero http://ruymanfm.es/2011/11/12/resumen-hiperbreve-del-dia-mundial-de-la-usabilidad-2011-en-madrid/#comment-97 Eusebio Reyero Thu, 17 Nov 2011 08:39:10 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=113#comment-97 Muchas gracias por la cronica, y sobretodo por pasarte. Faltaron esas cañas. Saludos, E. Muchas gracias por la cronica, y sobretodo por pasarte.
Faltaron esas cañas.

Saludos,

E.

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by ruymanfm http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-84 ruymanfm Tue, 07 Jun 2011 12:45:15 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-84 Sí, todo bien, gracias. ¿Qué tal tú, todavía por el Reino de Aragón? Un saludo Sí, todo bien, gracias. ¿Qué tal tú, todavía por el Reino de Aragón?

Un saludo

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by AlcidesRC http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-83 AlcidesRC Tue, 07 Jun 2011 11:20:16 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-83 Hola Ruymán, Me alegra saber que estás bien y que, pese al cambio, estás contento y las cosas te van bien. Un saludo de otro canario! Hola Ruymán,

Me alegra saber que estás bien y que, pese al cambio, estás contento y las cosas te van bien.

Un saludo de otro canario!

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by Dani http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-78 Dani Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:48:47 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-78 ¡Es que ya ni castellano aprenden en Cataluña! gl & hf! ¡Es que ya ni castellano aprenden en Cataluña!

gl & hf!

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by ruymanfm http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-77 ruymanfm Mon, 21 Mar 2011 21:44:34 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-77 Sí, me está costando acostumbrarse a las tapas y las cañitas en las terrazas madrileñas, Sant Cugat no tiene comparación. ¡Gracias! Sí, me está costando acostumbrarse a las tapas y las cañitas en las terrazas madrileñas, Sant Cugat no tiene comparación.

¡Gracias!

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by Sergio http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-76 Sergio Mon, 21 Mar 2011 21:04:00 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-76 Me imagino lo complicado que ha debido ser dejar "Can Fanga</a>"... Mucha suerte Ruymán. Me imagino lo complicado que ha debido ser dejar “Can Fanga“…

Mucha suerte Ruymán.

]]> Comment on 37 días en Madrid by qweos http://ruymanfm.es/2011/03/19/37-dias-en-madrid/#comment-75 qweos Sun, 20 Mar 2011 00:11:38 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=110#comment-75 Apenas 2m. de cercanía, oiga. ;-) Apenas 2m. de cercanía, oiga.

;-)

]]> Comment on Resumen de las Jornadas de Sidar 2010 en Logroño by ruymanfm http://ruymanfm.es/2010/10/26/resumen-de-las-jornadas-de-sidar-2010-en-logrono/#comment-30 ruymanfm Wed, 27 Oct 2010 20:34:46 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=68#comment-30 Well, you may know Accesoweb, a yahoo list where many of the Sidar members meet to answer questions about accesibility, techniques and tools that anyone can send. Some of them are disabled users (not the best term to call them, but I´d have to look for the right one in english). About the legal actions, we don´t agree at all. Spanish law´s from 2007, and still only 3% of website validate. Anybody must be able to use public websites; there´s a lot of burocracy that only can be made through them. To me, they got the right to the legal actions, and those who doesn´t pay attention to accesibility should pay (maybe no money, but in some others way...I don´t know). And I think I don´t get what you say about developers. I know some of them who study by themselves to do a good work, keeping accesibility in mind. You can´t expect to be tought by somebody to do a proper job, in any area...at least that´s what I think. Sorry again for my english. Well, you may know Accesoweb, a yahoo list where many of the Sidar members meet to answer questions about accesibility, techniques and tools that anyone can send. Some of them are disabled users (not the best term to call them, but I´d have to look for the right one in english).

About the legal actions, we don´t agree at all. Spanish law´s from 2007, and still only 3% of website validate. Anybody must be able to use public websites; there´s a lot of burocracy that only can be made through them. To me, they got the right to the legal actions, and those who doesn´t pay attention to accesibility should pay (maybe no money, but in some others way…I don´t know).

And I think I don´t get what you say about developers. I know some of them who study by themselves to do a good work, keeping accesibility in mind. You can´t expect to be tought by somebody to do a proper job, in any area…at least that´s what I think.

Sorry again for my english.

]]> Comment on Resumen de las Jornadas de Sidar 2010 en Logroño by NoSoloWeb http://ruymanfm.es/2010/10/26/resumen-de-las-jornadas-de-sidar-2010-en-logrono/#comment-28 NoSoloWeb Wed, 27 Oct 2010 17:41:03 +0000 http://ruymanfm.es/?p=68#comment-28 Wow, thanks for your reply. I am still amazed that I could only find one or 2 such events in Spain and I was really "hungry" to attend it. Maybe if there were more...you could choose between events oriented towards programmers, managers, gov agencies, etc...You know, like convince the managers about the ROI due to adopting accessibility (we are talking about 1 billion dollars market here), teaching programmers how to implement and test, teaching gov agencies how to do the same, etc. One event for the entire Spanish speaking community is almost nothing - and I am saying this because very few people can travel every year to attend SIDAR in South America, Spain or whatever...So this is why we were so frustrated I guess, we were having great expectations and they served us information that we already knew or we could have read on the web. And it definitely wasn't necessary for 2-3 speaker to say the same thing: that WCAG 2.0 is split into principles, guidelines, etc. It reminded me of what an old teacher of mine used to say: "People who can't do, teach" :D And I was also amazed that everybody who was bragging about how accessible their sites were did NOT perform even one test on real people. And I am convinced that those sites were not accessible :( I was also amazed on how much ...hate (this word is too strong) I could observe on the "Nada sin el usuario" session when we were threatened with legal actions against non-accessible website. Come on!!! Nobody is teaching programmers about implementing accessibility!! I agree with your regarding the W3C speakers, they were just trying to help...sorry I got carried away :) I was thinking that we, programmers, should find a place to meet and chat about accessibility problems...but then I remembered that the Accessibility group on Xing is dead and got cold feet. Wow, thanks for your reply. I am still amazed that I could only find one or 2 such events in Spain and I was really “hungry” to attend it. Maybe if there were more…you could choose between events oriented towards programmers, managers, gov agencies, etc…You know, like convince the managers about the ROI due to adopting accessibility (we are talking about 1 billion dollars market here), teaching programmers how to implement and test, teaching gov agencies how to do the same, etc.

One event for the entire Spanish speaking community is almost nothing – and I am saying this because very few people can travel every year to attend SIDAR in South America, Spain or whatever…So this is why we were so frustrated I guess, we were having great expectations and they served us information that we already knew or we could have read on the web. And it definitely wasn’t necessary for 2-3 speaker to say the same thing: that WCAG 2.0 is split into principles, guidelines, etc. It reminded me of what an old teacher of mine used to say: “People who can’t do, teach” :D

And I was also amazed that everybody who was bragging about how accessible their sites were did NOT perform even one test on real people. And I am convinced that those sites were not accessible :(

I was also amazed on how much …hate (this word is too strong) I could observe on the “Nada sin el usuario” session when we were threatened with legal actions against non-accessible website. Come on!!! Nobody is teaching programmers about implementing accessibility!!

I agree with your regarding the W3C speakers, they were just trying to help…sorry I got carried away :)

I was thinking that we, programmers, should find a place to meet and chat about accessibility problems…but then I remembered that the Accessibility group on Xing is dead and got cold feet.

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