Hint: “fix the bug” is probably the least important item on the list It is incredibly common when I do accessibility podcasts, I am asked,…
An essential component to maximizing remote participation by people with disabilities Part two of a two-part article. Part one focuses on how to optimize the video conference…
Using plain language is essential for content accessibility When writing for your audience, it’s essential to keep things simple at the lowest common denominator for…
Calling out ableist language is the first step to rehabilitating a disability non-inclusive environment. Ableism is a set of beliefs or practices that devalue and discriminate…
Making events more accessible makes them more consumable and a better experience for all your participants. Part one of a two part article. Part two focuses on…
Whether accessible goods are procured is critical to the success of accessibility programs This article is not legal advice. This is a general opinion article…
Last fall, IAAP established an Overlay Task Force after increased concern from their membership about the activities of Overlay companies in the context of their…
Absolutely, but there needs to be a balance between the right amount of data and Too Much Information (TMI). Once, I was on a panel…
At the beginning of February, Medium launched a new format. I have highlighted Medium’s lack of concern over severe accessibility problems in a previous article and many…
Three adjustments to the way we do business could vastly improve the world for people with disabilities I’ll be honest, most of the time, when…
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