I just finished production duties on issue 235 of A List Apart. It’s turned out to be a great issue with two stellar articles. Sadly, though, I must admit that the subject of WAI-ARIA lost me a little in all its techie luster during the first pass through. The second pass was better; it’s a great article. So… go, read up now young friends. Here’s a brief summary to guide you:

Setting Type on the Web to a Baseline Grid by Wilson Miner – As web designers, we sometimes may feel we’re on a relentless journey to bridge the gap between digital and traditional processes. Wilson Miner brings us one step closer by offering up a way to work with typographic baselines on the web.

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Accessible Web 2.0 Applications with WAI-ARIA by Martin Kliehm – Our web applications can suffer from inaccessibility problems due to inherent markup limitations. Martin Kliehm helps us sort through the WAI specs for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) to increase usability.

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