As a student, I fill out digital forms on a weekly basis. Whether they represent class opinion surveys, a school talent show registration, or entries for a Broadway ticket ...
As a legally blind individual, I’ve grappled with my own accessibility nuisances for most of my life (check out my blogs on how I use assistive technology and my phone for ...
I come from a "foodie" family. I've never had the chance to be a picky eater; as a kid, my two favorite foods were broccoli rabe and smoked salmon. Yes, I was strange. Along with ...
UsableNet is teaming up with Microassist to offer an integrated approach to digital accessibility for organizations across government, education, and private industry sectors!
ADA, WCAG 2.0 vs. 2.1, AODA - overwhelming much? If the task of digital accessibility compliance feels daunting, don't give up just yet! Digital accessibility isn't a simple ...
Building an accessibility-first culture within your business requires intentional effort. To help you streamline their accessible culture and digital presence at the same time, ...
I remember the beginning of quarantine season clearly. It was March 9th of last year, another busy Monday for me as a Fordham University student in NYC. I walked out of my ...
If you’re advocating for digital accessibility at your company, you probably have encountered the same, popular figures. For example, it’s common to frequently read about the ...
I’ve adored the theater since I was in diapers. At age five, my favorite movie was The Sound of Music. I’d exhaust its VHS tape, kneeling in front of the television absolutely ...
