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Frightfully Bad Mobile Accessibility for Screen Readers
Oct 30, 2024
The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are getting cooler, and the spooks are in the air. Halloween is almost upon us, and I feel it is the perfect time to talk about ...
Navigating Menus on Mobile: A Blind Diner's Accessibility Insights
Oct 9, 2024
Recently, I had the opportunity to dine at a popular national chain restaurant with friends. I wanted to be prepared with my order ahead of time, so I used my smartphone to review ...
Accessibility Widgets on Mobile: A Barrier to True Accessibility
Sep 18, 2024
I've previously discussed how accessibility widgets fail to deliver full web accessibility and usability. When I mention accessibility widgets, I refer to small programs embedded ...
Navigating Accessibility Challenges on Mobile Healthcare Websites
Sep 2, 2024
As of 2024, nearly 60% of healthcare consumers use mobile devices to manage their health, from booking appointments to accessing medical records. Yet, despite this growing ...
Accessibility Issues in Mobile Ticket Purchasing: A Baseball Game
Aug 23, 2024
Over the past few months, I have written a series of blogs about the accessibility challenges that affect various mobile websites when using touch-based screen readers. In this ...
A Blind Person's Perspective on Mobile Accessibility in Ecommerce
Aug 21, 2024
One of the most popular sectors of online retail is clothing. I have shopped for clothes on websites for many years. In the past, I discussed common accessibility challenges that ...
Mobile Accessibility: A Positive Online Grocery Experience
Dec 28, 2023
One of my favorite aspects of the holiday season is the variety of sweets and treats my family enjoys during the festivities. When I discovered that my mother was planning to make ...
Banking When Blind: The Importance of App and Web Accessibility
Sep 22, 2022
I am one of the 78% of Americans who does their banking online. I also happen to be one of the. 1 in 4 with a disability. I have been fortunate to have had, for the most part, ...
