We Shone the Spotlight on Accessibility; Now Let's Keep it in Permanent Focus

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So while we may wrap up our month-long (with a few extra bonus days) blog focus on accessibility, that doesn't mean the issue shouldn't remain top of mind. Unfortunately,…Read more

Drupal 8 - Accessibility Now; Supporting Continued Accessibility in the Future

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Because we just couldn’t get enough, we’re going to extend our month-long focus on accessibility for a couple more weeks! After all, there’s so much…Read more

Full Accessibility in Ontario? It's Going to Take a Lot of (Already Delayed) Work

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The impending arrival of a key deadline for Ontario's Accessible Employment Standard offers us a perfect opportunity to remember that if we want to reach our 2025…Read more

Shining a Light on Accessibility - The Importance of Being 'Seen'

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"I want to be seen in a positive light, rather than not seen at all. I want to be seen as a contributor and I want to be seen for my potential."

It was interesting…Read more

Accessibility Matters - iAid Update

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Last week I wrote about the iAid, using it as an example of a…Read more

Is New Always Better? Keeping Accessibility Simple

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KISS -- 'Keep it simple, stupid' -- it's a well-known adage. And it's one that should be remembered when approaching accessibility.

When considering accessible…Read more

Accessibility Lessons from Robert Munsch

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Let's celebrate the birth of an icon and explore how his lessons continue to resonate in the world of accessibility.

The beloved storyteller and children's author…Read more

Prioritizing One Group Over Another is Bad Accessibility

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I seldom appreciate the thought of someone else making decisions on my behalf. But this is particularly concerning when these decisions relate to accommodations of my…Read more