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Michael Taylor

Michael Taylor
I am a regular contributor to the UsableNet blog on digital accessibility. I develop, write, and edit content for the company blog related to my experiences with digital accessibility. I explore various areas of the digital world and combine my unique perspective as a screen reader user with my fun and creative writing style to deliver an informative and engaging final product. My goal is to advance the company's marketing initiatives while also raising awareness about digital accessibility and how it affects the lives of real-world assistive technology users. My work covers everything from common accessibility challenges to robust and accessible design to tutorial-like content for specific web elements.

Recent Posts

Are Your Digital Media Players Accessible? Key Issues and Solutions

Digital media players are everywhere. Whether you’re watching a video, listening to a podcast, or streaming music, media players are an essential part of the online experience. ...

User Experience

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Buying a Gym Membership as a Blind Person: A Mobile Accessibility Test

Many people prioritize mental and physical health as part of their New Year's resolutions at the start of the year. For some, this includes increasing physical activity by ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, Screen Reader, Fitness Industry

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Common Accessibility Challenges in Clearance Shopping: User Story

During the several days between Christmas and New Year's, stores heavily discount the remaining Christmas decorations. I scoop up as many items as possible for next year at ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, Ecommerce

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Holiday Accessibility Gaps: A Screen Reader User’s Perspective

There are only a few days until Christmas, and I finally finished my gift shopping for the holiday season. From the beginning of November, when I began this process with early ...

Web Accessibility, Retail, User Experience

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12 Days of Digital Accessibility

As the famous holiday song goes, there are “12 Days of Christmas.” With the holiday season in full swing, it’s the perfect time to introduce “The 12 Days of Accessibility.” In ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience

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Accessibility Is Not Optional: Lessons from Booking Airline Tickets

The holiday travel season is upon us, and everyone is finalizing those last-minute plans. One integral part of holiday travel booking is purchasing airline tickets. As a blind ...

Web Accessibility, mobile accessibility, travel, hospitality

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Why Accessibility Widgets Fall Short: A Screen Reader User’s Perspective

As accessibility continues to be brought to the forefront of the digital world, website owners and designers are constantly looking for ways to bring their sites into compliance ...

Web Accessibility, Retail, Webinars

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Navigating Mobile Accessibility: A Restaurant Reservation Story

My family has a yearly tradition of going out for Italian food the Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving. This time, we wanted to try a new and seemingly popular restaurant that ...

User Experience, Mobile, Restaurants

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Mobile Accessibility Challenges With a Screen Reader

Online shopping has made life so much easier—offering convenience, variety, and the chance to discover the correct item, all from the comfort of home. However, for shoppers with ...

Web Accessibility, Retail, User Experience

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