I’ve said this before, and I’ll continue saying it: “Accessibility Benefits All.” Whether you have a disability or not, accessible design and features are useful
Today marks the 9th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). To help spread the word I have compiled some of my favorite resources on accessibility, including
One might think accessibility only benefits those with a disability, but quite the opposite is true. There are so many examples of design that were
As educators transition to online learning, it’s critical that any online content meets accessibility guidelines. Luckily, most learning platforms and applications have made accessibility a
Below is a phenomenal article cover some key aspects of using Microsoft Teams to arrange events and connect people remotely in an amazing productivity tool.
Annually on December 3rd we observe International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This international day began in 1992 and promotes the rights of persons with
We certainly can’t leave this one out! Alternative Text, or Alt Text, is the first checkpoint in WCAG and it’s a big one. Alt Text
Last December, Microsoft announced that the Edge browser would adapt the Chromium open source project in it’s development. This allows for better compatibility with up
For many, the first thing that comes to mind when talking about web accessibility is designing for someone using a screen reader – someone with
