In this article, my friends Ken Nakata from Converge Accessibility, Josef Pevsner from National Organization on Disability, and I come together to discuss and analyze the recent brief in the Bone v. UNC Health healthcare accessibility lawsuit. What Happened? In Bone v. University of North Carolina Health Care System, U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7937, 2022 WL […]
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Photo credit: Andi Weiland | Boehringer Ingelheim, Societypix.org In this article, my friends Ken Nakata from Converge Accessibility, Josef Pevsner from National Organization on Disability, and I come together to discuss and analyze the recent brief in the Am. Council of the Blind of N.Y., Inc. v. City of New York accessible pedestrian signals lawsuit. […]
In this article, Ken Nakata from Converge Accessibility, Josef Pevsner from National Organization on Disability, and I come together to discuss and analyze the consent decree [PDF] issued in the MURPHY v. EYEBOBS, LLC., digital accessibility lawsuit. What on Earth Is the Eyebobs Case? In Murphy v. Eyebobs, LLC., 2021 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 192676, 2021 […]
Any company thinking about acquiring another company (the target) will not jump into a deal without doing a thorough analysis. While two companies may look compatible on paper, often the market perception of the target will not live up to the sales hype. That’s why due diligence is an essential component of the mergers and […]
Last year, I had the opportunity to give a presentation at Le Wagon Tokyo, a coding school focused on preparing people for new jobs in the information technology industry. I was happy to contribute on where to get started when considering accessibility in web development. Every day, inaccessible web design prevents a billion people with […]
On February 2, 2021, Accessibility New York City hosted a Meetup entitled “Accessible Wayfinding Systems will Start a New Era of Accessibility.” Presenter Idan Meir — the co-founder and CEO of Right-Hear, an innovative startup that turns public spaces into accessible environments for people with spatial orientation challenges, including people who are blind or visually […]
We host a monthly Accessibility Virtual Reality meetup in Mozilla Hubs. The goal of the meetup is to continuously learn and document best practices for virtual reality accessibility. One thing we’ve learned in our first year of meetings is that the meeting design of space can create accessibility barriers. When the opportunity to work with […]
Roland Dubois and I are continuing our explorations of WebXR Accessibility. We’ve made an interface that is keyboard accessible, screen readable, and voice controllable (see “Does WAI-ARIA even work with WebXR?“), and we considered color contrast ratios and readability in XR (see Can You Identify Which Color Combination has the Greatest Contrast?“). Now, we are […]
Roland Dubois and I are continuing our explorations of WebXR Accessibility. We’ve made our interface keyboard, screen readable, and voice controllable in “Does WAI-ARIA even work with WebXR?“, now we are focusing on readability in spatial environments by moving on to color contrast. Color contrast is an interesting requirement from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines […]
On November 20, 2020, Accessibility VR hosted a Meetup entitled “Haptics for XR – How designing great haptics can support use case accessibility”. Presenter Eric Vezzoli, Haptics Architect at Interhaptics, outlined in excellent detail how haptics can make for better experiences in virtual reality. He points out that haptics are great for UI confirmation, user […]