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Product designer & accessibility advocate. Runs the Access Guide website and has made many resources about accessibility.

User experience designer and accessibility advocate.

Inclusive design engineer and trainer that works with companies and agencies around the world, building Web user interfaces and digital products with focus on responsive design, accessibility, performance, and cutting-edge tech.

A front-end developer and inclusive designer passionate about accessibility, dataviz, and building ethical technology.

Derek Featherstone teaches us how designing for people with disabilities is really just better design for everybody.

A candid handbook for designers who want to get started building digital products that everyone can use.

History podcast covering Boston line type, Braille and more

Guidance on building better digital services in government.

An Irish accessibility consultancy that offers services in accessibility training, usability testing involving people with disabilities, audits, accessibility design reviews and conformance.

Leader in accessible information technology. Their mission is to create an inclusive digital world for people with disabilities.

A charity committed to making sure people with unmet literacy and numeracy needs have access to learning opportunities and can fully take part in society.

CEUD is dedicated to enabling the design of environments that can be accessed, understood and used regardless of a person's age, size, ability or disability.

Fortunately, accessibility has been discussed a lot lately, but evidently, some biases and myths are still to be debunked.

A list of accessibility myths debunked

Learn something new about accessibility with short and solid posts (less than 150 words).

Andy Baio takes a shot at visualising what is like to live with colourblindness

A comprehensive guide for exploring and learning about the theory, science, and perception of colour and contrast.

Unlocking Creativity in the Name of Inclusion

Meryl Evans talks about how to navigate the nuances of disability language. Meryl lays out the different sides of disability language, how to recover from mistakes and different scenarios to help you learn.

This resource introduces how people with disabilities, including people with age-related impairments, use the Web.

An article that goes through why to choose HTML webpages over PDFs, when to use a PDF and some scenarios.

These Inclusive Design Principles are about putting people first. They are intended to give anyone involved in the design and development of websites a broad approach to inclusive design

Standards and principles that combine neurodiversity and user experience design for Learning Management Systems.

No overlay product on the market can cause a website to become fully compliant with any existing accessibility standard and therefore cannot eliminate legal risk. This page is a fact sheet and gives a broad overview about accessibility overlays.

No, and why not.

Ben Myers shares the difference between subtitles, closed captions, and open captions.

Why are so many websites not accessible and what can be done about that

A study of 20,000 academic PDFs from 2014 to 2023 has revealed an alarming trend: accessibility is getting worse, not better. Less than 3.2% of these documents meet basic accessibility standards, making it nearly impossible for blind or low-vision users to engage with the content

Why overlays don’t work with demonstrations from a users perspective.

This episode looks at 1.2 Time-based media. What if you couldn't hear a podcast, or see an action scene in a movie? There should be alternative ways to experience the things you enjoy.