Making one's business or organization accessible to customers, employees, and others is essential -- but that accessibility needs to come through in a natural way. To me,…Read more

In a recent blog post, I discussed how CAPTCHA…Read more

The Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart – otherwise known as CAPTCHA – is the bane of my online existence.

This is not to…Read more

I am an advocate for accessible design by mainstream developers – I appreciate when everything I need works and is labelled nicely. But I've recently discovered that even…Read more

Following Jay's post, I've been thinking a lot about what "sign posts" I…Read more

I can do all manner of things independently – attend school, participate in clubs and extra-curriculars, work, go to Starbucks, and any number of run-of-the-mill tasks one…Read more

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

Last Friday morning, at the Ability First's Champion Awards breakfast, I was in the company of enlightened people…Read more

Tomorrow morning, we'll be attending the Ability…Read more

Did you know that not all guidelines of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 are required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA…Read more

I've talked in detail about specific accessibility improvements that affect me directly as a blind computer user. In a new series that I'm starting this week I want to…Read more

The most frustrating part of accessing the web as a blind user, in my opinion, is images. Whether they're infographics or pictures used to add a visual element to an…Read more