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Accessify In Shortlist for SXSW Web Awards

It gives me great pleasure in breaking my posting drought to announce that Accessify's Tools & Wizards page (home of such tools as the List-O-Matic, Acrobot and other accessibility related tools) is in the shortlist for this year's web awards at the South by South West Web Awards. It'll be in great company (as the other shortlisted sites show) and I'm personally very pleased that it got as far as this (I certainly didn't expect it to).

The problem I have now is that I feel duty-bound to go along and attend, which is no easy thing as I recently took a career break and am currently on the other side of the world watching the budget very carefully! If anyone can help me with this predicament, I'd love to hear from you. Ah, so here's where the begging bowl gets reeled out ...

If you would be willing to sponsor my trip from Sydney (where I expect to be by early March) to Austin Texas, I could do the following:

  • Add a company logo/credit and link back on the Tools & Wizards page (anyone visiting SXSW's nominations list will be pointed to this page). This is not the same as the standard footer text that is on Accessify's pages - it will be more prominent than this.
  • Mention to anyone I meet personally how gracious you've been by helping me to be there.
  • If the site wins, I will ensure that the sponsor gets a mention in the acceptance speech and on the post-event video that they shoot with the winning entries

Note that this page will be getting significantly higher visits as a result of the award nomination and sponsoring this page will offer greater exposure for anyone willing to help out. Please also note that I would prefer any potential sponsor to be an Internet-related business (web design/hosting/consultancy/development etc); it also make most sense to the sponsor, as it will be primarily web professionals who will be visiting this page from SXSW's site.

If you are interested in helping me, or if you would like to find out more information, please drop me a line using the contact us page.

Filed under: Accessibility
Comments Off Posted by Ian on Thursday, January 29, 2004

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