The holiday travel season is in full swing. Now is the perfect time to discuss app and web accessibility on travel websites. As a blind assistive technology user, I'll focus this ...
Picture this: You're a mid-twenty-something who, by the skin of your teeth, just barely made the millennial cut off. Affectionately dubbed a zillennial, you find yourself firmly ...
Editor's Note: We are delighted to share this post as part of our series by UsableNet's Spring Marketing Intern, Brielle Cayer. Read more about Brielle in her first post, ...
Editor's Note: We are delighted to share this post in our series by UsableNet's Spring Marketing Intern, Brielle Cayer. Read more about Brielle in her first post, "Assistive ...
When you hear “digital accessibility,” what’s the first thing you think of? It's common to think that as long as your desktop website is in great working order then you've done ...
Editor's Note: This blog is a summary of our November 12 Webinar, "How a Blind Person uses a Website on Mobile versus Desktop." Watch the webinar in full here. As our world ...
As of 2021, over 100 ADA digital lawsuits filed in federal court claimed apps were inaccessible. This unfortunate trend demands better resolution. More than ever, people are ...
Your mobile app is a handheld extension of your company’s values. Customers of all abilities take it wherever they go and expect it to provide quality service, day and night. As ...
