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Understanding Assistive Technology: How Do Legally Blind People and Others with Low Vision Use the Internet?

Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities. But what if you’ve never seen a person who is blind use their.

4 months ago
E Foley In Accessibility Best Practices (New), Article (New), Assistive Technology (New), Marketing (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Product (New), Series (New), UX (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

Understanding Assistive Technology: How Does a Blind Person use the Internet?

Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities. But what if you’ve never seen a person who is blind use their.

5 months ago
E Foley In ARIA (New), Article (New), Dragon NaturallySpeaking (New), Hardware (New), JAWS (New), Links (New), Marketing (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Product (New), Series (New), Software (New), UX (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

Smartphone Accessibility Primer 401: Let’s Get Testing!

This is the fourth and final article of a series taking you through mobile accessibility basics for Android and iPhone. We have already introduced TalkBack.

1 year ago
Kara VanRoekel In Accessibility Best Practices (New), Accessibility UX (New), Article (New), Audio Description (New), Developer / IT (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Product (New), Series (New), Software (New), UX (New), WCAG (New)

Smartphone Accessibility 301: Switching Things up with Switch Access

This is the third of a series of articles taking you through mobile accessibility basics for Android and iPhone. We have already introduced TalkBack and.

1 year ago
Kara VanRoekel In Accessibility Trends (New), Accessibility UX (New), Article (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Series (New)

Superdome Not Super Accessible: Accessibility News Roundup, July 9, 2018

Welcome back to our Accessibility News Roundup, where we bring together the best recent stories from the web about accessibility. First up, NPR’s Marketplace dedicated an entire.

1 year ago
C.P. Hoffman In Accessibility Trends (New), ADA (New), Article (New), Evaluating Accessibility (New), Lawsuits (New), Legal (New), Series (New)

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Does WCAG 2.1 Replace 2.0? When Should You Adopt WCAG 2.1?

This is the final post in a three-part series about WCAG 2.1. Previously, we covered WCAG 2.1 in AMP (Accessibility Management Platform) and WCAG 2.1: Exploring the New Success Criteria. .

1 year ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Trends (New), Article (New), Legal (New), Section 508 (New), Series (New), WCAG (New)

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WCAG 2.1: Exploring the New Success Criteria

Welcome, WCAG 2.1; we’re glad you’re here! The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) has been a part of digital accessibility since 1999. WCAG 2.0 was.