Mobile Accessibility Archives

Beyond the Web: Ensuring Your Mobile Content is Accessible

Date/Time: Tuesday, June 9th at 2:00PM ET / 11:00AM PT Webinar Registration Link Using smartphones to perform basic activities of daily living like banking, shopping,.

20 hours ago
Kim Phillips In Accessibility Best Practices, Mobile Accessibility, Webinar (New)

person using various apps on a mobile phone

Mobile Assistive Technology Overview

Original Presentation Date: Thursday, May 21, 2020 In recognition of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), Level Access hosted this session to help raise awareness and.

1 month ago
Shannon George In Assistive Technology, Mobile Accessibility, Mobile Accessibility (New), Mobile AT (New), Webinar (New)

Image of a smart phone on a settings page

WCAG 2.1 and Mobile Accessibility

An overview of WCAG 2.1 success criteria for mobile & touchscreen devices and strategies for testing against the requirements.

1 month ago
Shannon George In Mobile Accessibility, Mobile Accessibility (New), Mobile AT (New), WCAG (New), Webinar (New)

financial applications ion a mobile phone

Making Financial Apps Accessible to People with Disabilities

Banking from home is one thing, but how great is it that we can trade stocks on the beach or manage a 401k while sitting.

3 years ago
E Foley In Article (New), Financial (New), Financial Industry, Making Finserv Accessible Series, Mobile Accessibility, Mobile Accessibility (New), Whitepapers

A laptop and smartphone displaying financial applications

Making Online Banking and ATMs Accessible to People with Disabilities

Everyone wants equal access to their money. Gone are the days of stashing cash under your mattress or deciphering your handwriting in a checkbook register..

3 years ago
E Foley In Article (New), Banking (New), Financial (New), Financial Industry, Making Finserv Accessible Series, Mobile Accessibility, Mobile Accessibility (New), Whitepapers

Complex Cooking Is Now Accessible for the Blind Using Bluetooth

Typically I’m well known for ripping products apart, but not really for endorsing a product due to the amazing level of its accessibility. Since this.

3 years ago
Bryan Garaventa In Evaluating Accessibility, Mobile Accessibility

A smartphone with a grid of colorful app icons on the screen. Other app icons are in bubbles surrounding the phone.

Assistive Technology for Users with Mobility Disabilities: Android Switch Access

Welcome to the final post in this short series on assistive technology for users with mobility disabilities. Today, we focus on Android Switch Access. For the previous.

3 years ago
Daman Wandke In Accessibility Best Practices, Assistive Technology, Mobile Accessibility

A man uses an iPad that is mounted to his wheelchair

Assistive Technology for Users with Mobility Disabilities: iOS Switch Control

The iOS Switch Control accessibility feature is built-in to iOS and can be used with a variety of Bluetooth switches, Bluetooth keyboards, and the iOS.

3 years ago
Daman Wandke In Accessibility Best Practices, Article (New), Assistive Technology, Mobile Accessibility

A variety of mobile devices showing all sorts of apps

Computer and Mobile Phone Access for People with Mobility Disabilities

Users with mobility disabilities access computers and mobile phones in an array of ways. These users include people who use wheelchairs, people with limited manual.

3 years ago
Daman Wandke In Accessibility Best Practices, Assistive Technology, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Laws and Standards, Mobile Accessibility

Mobile Browser Support for ARIA Roles, States, and Properties

Last month I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the 1st Annual IAAP Access 2015 Conference, including a session I presented on the current.

5 years ago
Jonathan Avila In ARIA, Conferences and Events, Mobile Accessibility

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