Around the world, millions of people with hearing loss still lack access to their basic human rights when online. Making inclusive adjustments to your digital content can give back independence to your users and allow them to freely access your information and services.
In this blog, we look into ways that digital accessibility can assist people with Cerebral Palsy in gaining independence within their everyday lives.
In light of the recent WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey, we explore key result findings and ways to ensure your website is accessible and user-friendly for screen reader users.
The most effective ways to help improve accessibility for users with sight loss, starts with considering the point of view of a disabled user and implementing inclusive design on your site.
We recently caught up Deaf artist, Zoe Milner, to discuss the role that British Sign Language (BSL) has played in her life.
A greater awareness and heightened understanding needs to be raised about the challenges that the Deaf community faces when accessing communication in person and online.
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There are one billion people around the world with some form of disability, making up around 15% of the global population. Many face barriers each day, isolating them from certain aspects of society. This unequal access can impact upon areas such as employment, education, transportation, and social participation.
International Day of Sign Languages (IDSL) raises awareness of recognising the importance of the beautiful language and celebrates the different national sign languages around the world that unites the Deaf community.
