Expert Resources: #accessibility
These are the items that relate to #accessibility found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Sarah Botterill | 21 Nov 2019Expanding the accessibility community. Top Tweets from TechShare Pro 2019
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Sarah Botterill | 05 Aug 2019Booking a flight if you're visually impaired can be a frustrating experience, as AbilityNet accessibility and usability consultant Adi Latif discovered when we put three leading airline apps through their paces.
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Guest Blogger | 12 Feb 2019Google's senior programme manager for accessibility Chris Patnoe talks about how it makes accessible products and highlights a variety of accessibility features across Google's product range.
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Alex.Barker | 31 Mar 2017Everyone knows the facts about technology....or do they? Here are some surprising facts that might help you out!
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Alex.Barker | 30 Mar 2017Advice and Information Officer Alex Barker attended Naidex recently. Here are his thoughts on the show.
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Claudia.Cahalane | 03 Nov 2016A new smartphone app which lets people with sight loss know when their bus, or bus stop, is approaching, is to be piloted by developers at University College London. It was conceived at a Barclays' Maker Change event at London's Makerversity in Somerset House.
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Claudia.Cahalane | 19 Aug 2016The Rio 2016 Olympics website fails to achieve good practice on numerous accessibility and inclusivity levels, the AbilityNet team has found.
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Catherine.Grinyer | 06 May 2016AbilityNet is calling for the European Union’s web accessibility ‘agreement’ of 3 May 2016 to go further and include all public, private and third sector websites and mobile applications to be accessible, especially for people with disabilities.
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Mark Walker | 30 Sep 2014Why would a global bank put accessibility at the heart of its business strategy? View the recording of our webinar to find out.
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Mark Walker | 13 Dec 2013Shopping online for those Christmas dinner essentials is needlessly difficult for disabled people, concludes a new 'State of the enation' report by AbilityNet. Testers with a range of conditions from blindness and low vision to learning difficulties, shopped for a turkey, a Christmas pudding and a...
