I get the occasional complaint about my use of the word cr@p or cr@ppy in my post. Let’s get one thing straight: if the word cr@p is what gets under your skin, but you’re comfortable ignoring the very real, pervasive…
Accessibility Meme Monday: Should I Make It Accessible?
Tomorrow is the International Day of People with Disabilities. This is a friendly reminder of the importance of accessibility taking center stage as a fundamental pillar of disability equity and inclusion. With over a billion people worldwide living with disabilities,…
The secret to great accessibility is never be satisfied. That’s how you continue to improve.
It seems appropriate on International Day of People with Disabilities to reflect on what makes great accessibility. It’s important to remember that accessibility is not a box to check or a one-time effort. Great accessibility is an ongoing commitment rooted…
Accessibility Fail Friday: 1 for YES and 0 for NO
Imagine this: you’re filling out a survey and come across a question instructing you to answer 1 for Yes and 0 for No. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the instructions are at the top of the page, and when…
Accessibility Meme Monday: Not all Announcements Improve the User Experience
When designing for accessibility, it’s important to remember that not all announcements improve the user experience. In fact, excessive or redundant announcements can create significant barriers for people who rely on these tools. Here are some common pitfalls: 1. Repeated…