For many, the first thing that comes to mind when talking about web accessibility is designing for someone using a screen reader – someone with
Category: Accessibility
There’s More to Web Accessibility Than Alt Text, Part 1: Color Contrast
Why is color an accessibility requirement? According to the World Health Organization, approximately 1.3 billion people live with some form of vision impairment, ranging from
There’s More To Web Accessibility Than Alt Text, Series Intro: What Is Wick-ag?
Most people think that web accessibility means to simply add alternative text to images, but it’s so much more than that. Not convinced? Just take
Accessibility Know-How Is A Necessity For Content Creators
One may think that accessibility knowledge and practice is only applicable to those who are tasked with the build of websites and applications, but that
Meaningful Hyperlinks
Click Here| Learn More | Read More Click here for what? Learn more of what? Read more of what exactly? Even if you are someone
Yes, Tweets Should Be Accessible, Too!
Are your tweets accessible? Maybe you’re already familiar with web accessibility, and that’s great, but did you know that your social media posts should be
Global Accessibility Awareness Day
The 8th Annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is coming up on May 16th! Are you aware of the challenges people with disabilities face when
Web Accessibility…what’s that??
To many, website accessibility is an unfamiliar topic. “What does accessibility mean and what does it mean to me?” This is a question that is
Ease of Access
Did you know that Windows 10 offers built-in accessibility settings? Whether you have a disability or simply a preference, accessibility features allow the user to
