Sometimes the best way to start talking about accessibility is simply to show what’s possible. This post shares how a quick, three-minute website check can spark curiosity, open doors, and turn meaningful conversations about inclusion into lasting client relationships.
Category: Testing
Access in Action: A Conversation with DeAnn Elliot of Insite Access
In this candid and insightful Q&A, DeAnn Elliott—founder of Insite Access and participant in the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind internship program—shares how her lived experience shapes her work as a manual accessibility tester. From parenting with assistive tech to building a business rooted in usability and dignity, DeAnn’s journey offers practical wisdom and a powerful case for inclusive digital design.
Get a taste of how blind people experience the web with Site Unseen
Here’s a primer on the Site Unseen Chrome extension, a tool that helps you appreciate how blind people use the web. Site Unseen enables you to foster empathy for those with vision disabilities, build the case for accessible web design, and test for web accessibility issues.
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.