In-depth coverage of WCAG, ADA, Section 508, and enterprise accessibility governance.
GeneralForbes said it best. "In-person events are back, but they look nothing like they used to.” While Zoom webinars and online conferences served their purpose over the last few years, real in-person human
GeneralIn the lead-up to becoming Twitter’s CEO, Elon Musk made several public indications of his plans for the platform. In addition to several other promised reforms, Musk has expressed his desire to updat
GeneralMore often than not, indexing a web page is associated with following savvy marketing and algorithm practices like SEO. However, one could argue that prioritizing accessibility is equally effective fo
GeneralWebsite usability measures how simple or challenging something is to use. However, usable digital content isn't necessarily accessible.
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GeneralDigital accessibility has not been a priority for many companies until recently. However, now that they know their website isn't accessible, they want to fix it and are unsure where to start.
GeneralVirtual Reality (VR) is already changing how people engage with games, applications, and other digital interfaces, and companies worldwide are constantly working to develop the technology further and
GeneralAs the technology behind Virtual Reality (VR) is becoming more advanced, and the tools are more widely available, the world is paying a lot of attention to the role it could have in our lives. And sin
GeneralIn 1988, students at Gallaudet University, a private university for deaf and hard of hearing individuals, erupted into protest over the appointment of a new president, Elizabeth Zinser . Zinser wasn’t
GeneralIt's not yet clear how much of a role it will play in day-to-day life, but it is clear that virtual reality (VR) is here to stay. With the technological developments that have happened so far and the
GeneralThe courts have struggled to regulate digital accessibility since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) signing. In 2018 the U.S. Access Board clarified the mandate for federal agencies and entiti
GeneralDifferent factors such as personal preference, experiences, upbringing, and cultural differences can influence the way we react to individual colors as well as the effect that individual colors have o
GeneralExtreme light sensitivity, throbbing pains, and even difficulty speaking − are all typical symptoms of migraine headaches. According to the World Health Organization, at least half of adults have had
GeneralRidesharing services have become a key resource for people getting around without their own vehicle or access to public transportation, and creating accessible experiences in this space requires the c
GeneralIt is estimated that 1 in 5 (around 40 million ) Americans have experienced a mental health issue in their lifetime, 1 in 10 young adults have experienced major depression, and 1 in 25 Americans live
GeneralTwenty-one years after its inception, Miami-Dade County’s Criminal Mental Health Project (CMHP) is still active, helping divert thousands of people that suffer from serious mental illness (SMI) away f
GeneralThe Community Response Team, also known as CRT or the Orlando Model , is a city of Orlando pilot program which is led by the Orlando Police Department in partnership with Aspire Health Partners in Cen
GeneralMore than half of Americans have reported seeking help for mental health services at some point in their lives, but the quality of support available remains insufficient. We examine the cause of risin
GeneralThe public domain continues to expand with new content, now digitized by several services and available to the general public at no cost. Several online repositories and their accessibility features w
GeneralSensory rooms are found in many places: schools, homes, clinics, workplaces, nursing homes, and even museums. Sensory rooms are designed to help people with sensory issues through objects, music, and
GeneralAccess to children’s mental health care is one of the most important things that we can offer to children and their families, and yet the majority of children around the United States do not have acce
GeneralOne in five adults in the U.S. live with a mental illness, yet the amount of mental health crisis services being offered is still severely lacking—so much so, in fact, that it has left law enforcement
GeneralA continuing area of growth in the education sector is related to coding and its impact on disabled students has not gone unnoticed. In the same vein as organizations like Girls Who Code, comes Deaf K
