Understanding Assistive Technology Series
Learn how people with various disabilities interact with web and mobile technology, including commonly used assistive technology and the types of barriers users often encounter.
Understanding Assistive Technology: How Does a Blind Person Use Twitter?
For people who are blind or low vision, screen reading software enables them to browse the web and use applications. We asked Level Access business.
Understanding Assistive Technology: How Do People with Mobility Disabilities Use Technology?
Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities. But what if you’ve never seen a person with limited mobility use their.
Understanding Assistive Technology: How Do Deaf-Blind People Use Technology?
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.
Understanding Assistive Technology: How Does a Deaf or Hard of Hearing Person Use Technology?
Thank you to our friends at 3PlayMedia for their collaboration on this article. Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities..
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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.
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.