Multiple sclerosis, a motor skill disability, effects the central nervous system. Points to remember for accessible websites for people living with a motor skill disability. Continue Reading Living with Multiple Sclerosis: Toni’s Story
Web Accessibility Effecting Aging Adults with Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a common condition affecting older adults. The Internet consists of video and multimedia, making it difficult for the hearing impaired. Continue Reading Web Accessibility Effecting Aging Adults with Hearing Loss
Disabilities Effecting Digital Accessibility in Aging Seniors
Many older people have age-related disabilities that can affect how they use the Web, such as vision, physical ability, hearing and cognitive ability.
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ADA Web Regulations Delayed Until 2018: What to Do
Despite the lack of ADA formal regulations, there are clear steps that companies can take to ensure their websites are accessible. Continue Reading ADA Web Regulations Delayed Until 2018: What to Do
Knowing About Sign Language for Digital Accessibility
ASL has a different system of grammar and structure, and complex rules. To ensure digital accessibility, adhere to the Plain Language Initiative. Continue Reading Knowing About Sign Language for Digital Accessibility
Verification CAPCHAS: Are they accessible?
The reCAPTCHA is the most common used human verification used. There are alternative accessible options to confirm that a human is a person and not a machine. Continue Reading Verification CAPCHAS: Are they accessible?
Selecting A Digital Accessibility Evaluation tool
When used throughout the web development phases, automated evaluation tools can be used to assist users with digital accessibility. Continue Reading Selecting A Digital Accessibility Evaluation tool
