What happens when accessibility work takes an unexpected turn into music and video? My journey with Case for Vision led to a jingle, a set of inclusive promo videos, and a creative collaboration with blind, deaf, and neurodiverse artists. It’s a story of friendship, innovation, and marketing done right.
Category: Tools
You Don’t Have to Be Blind to Use a Screen Reader
Screen readers aren’t just for people who are blind—they can boost productivity, reduce eye strain, and make everyday tasks easier for anyone. This post explores how they work, why more people are using them, and how you can get started today.
Telling time with sound: how I built an accessible audio clock in 15 hours using AI
What happens when a blind musician, an idea about telling time with sound, and an AI co-developer walk into a browser? You get Song Clock—a quirky, accessible ear-training app built in 15 hours without writing code. Come for the a11y, stay to hear what time sounds like.
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.