accessibility – Modcast — Accessibility, Literature, and Mustachios

Leigh Ann’s Recs No. 2 – Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law

If you want to exercise your ability to walk a mile in another’s shoes, reading this book is a great opportunity.

Opinion: Accessibility and Accountability

Against a red background, a person with short black and a black shirt and pants scratches their head as they look at a sheet of paper they are holding. A white dialog box shows the viewer what is on the paper. Three emoticons from left to right are frowny, smiley, and neutral. Each face has an empty red checkbox beneath it. Source: http://www.digital-web.com/articles/accountability_of_accessibility_and_usability/

Everyone should be held accountable when it comes to accessibility. We’re all living in the same world, but we’re all experiencing it in vastly different perspectives. It only makes sense to ensure everyone can access those perspectives.