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Category: Advocacy
Don’t click here!
“Click here” buttons and links are unhelpful, inaccessible, and banal. Here’s why and what to do instead.
Blind inventions shape your world. You’re using them right now.
Blind people and their advocates are incredibly resourceful, and their creations have profound impact on the entire world. In fact, you are likely using several technologies developed with and for blind people right now.
Disability is part of everyone’s story, and that’s a good thing
Unless we or those closest to us live with a significant physical or mental impairment, it is tempting to see disability as peripheral to our lives. But is that really the case?
Automated accessibility testing is great, but it’s not enough. Here’s why.
Computers are notoriously bad at answering the question “why?” While automated testing has its space, and that space is getting bigger, it cannot ever fully replace a real live person testing a website for accessibility.
New year, new blog
As I consider the beginning of a new year, I find myself thinking about things that drive us to do web accessibility. Looking ahead, I think one of the most basic motivators is this. We do digital accessibility for ourselves and for those we love.