Today marks the start of National AccessAbility…Read more

To know the right solution, you have to know the 'right' people, which makes exposure to those who people who benefit from accessible design integral to your process. And…Read more

For most people, 3.5 mm is an insignificant distance. But for users of adaptive technology it might prove to be a bit too far of a gap to bridge.

Recently I read a…Read more

The point of accessibility is for users with a variety of needs to use your product. It is not simply to satisfy a federal regulation. If that’s all a company is concerned…Read more

As a regular follower of politics who has never missed an opportunity to vote, I am interested in the accessibility of the voting process: from registration to getting to…Read more

Designing and developing digital products for everyone should obviously include persons with disabilities, but this is made challenging if the hardware and software those…Read more

My expectations about AODA and its real-life implementation may have been grounded in a frustrating reality lately, but a recent travel experience has set my optimism…Read more

It seems hard to believe, but we just past Labour Day and school at all levels is upon us. The beginning of school is an exciting time for students of all ages, and…Read more

In the final days of the 2015 Parapan Am Games in Toronto and surrounding area, organizers began selling tickets for $5, with the hopes of selling out the stands. While…Read more

The simple fact of the matter is that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to accessibility issues. So understanding the differing needs of persons with disabilities,…Read more

Awareness is the first step. Application and acceptance as the status quo is the ultimate goal. Some major companies in the technology industry are working towards making…Read more

A couple of weeks ago, Jay looked at where we are halfway to the 2025 goal set by the…Read more