“Do I systematically avoid underlines and italic styles that impact my audience members’ ability to read content efficiently?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #021
“Emphasize contrast between adjacent objects and make them stand out better against one another by combining your use of colours with textures and patterns.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #021
Over 66% of the Internet Top 500 retailers have now been named in an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) web or app accessibility case sinceRead more about Did You Know… #021
“When it comes to communication and diversity, I’ve discovered through my research that as speakers, we all sit somewhere on a spectrum for inclusion. WhereRead more about Food For Thought #021
Albert is an accessibility leader with seasoned knowledge about the psychology of human behaviour and a love for accessibility, inclusive design, and human-centered design. Albert’s…Read more about Interview with Albert Kim
“Column and row headers provide audience members with visual references to better understand the content. Are you making sure headers are not only visual, butRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #020
Early on in the writing process for my upcoming book, I started surveying people with disabilities to learn as much as I could about their…Read more about Considering the audience members you typically don’t think about
“Do I systematically avoid underlines and italic styles that make letters and words run together and cause crowding?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #020
“Choose simple, monospaced, or evenly-spaced sans serif fonts over other types, to facilitate reading and improve the overall legibility of your slides or content.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #020
In 2019, another 2,890 lawsuits were again filed against American organizations on the basis of their inaccessible content. Interestingly enough, 21% of those lawsuits wereRead more about Did You Know… #020
“In my experience talking with audience members who have disabilities, feeling left out is oftentimes the number one reason why speakers don’t get referrals forRead more about Food For Thought #020
Alex is a self-professed nerd with a love of games (video, board or otherwise), who primarily works as a game designer and an accessibility consultant…Read more about Interview with Alex Carey
“Prerecorded videos without synchronized captions will create barriers for audience members who are hard of hearing or deaf. How much time and energy are youRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #019
In this post, we’ll explore a few common areas where communication could break down for some people in our audience when they happen to live…Read more about Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes
“Do I systematically stay away from complex, condensed or cursive fonts that will be harder for my audience to interpret and read from a distance?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #019
“Never make assumptions about what your audience’s needs and expectations are, as a one-size-fits-all approach to communicating simply cannot work for everyone.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #019
In 2018 alone, a total of 2,314 lawsuits were filed against American organizations on the basis of their content not being inclusive of people withRead more about Did You Know… #019
“Inclusive communication is about creating and delivering content that empowers all of your audience to truly connect, so that they can act on the opportunitiesRead more about Food For Thought #019
Episode 636 Abstract Denis Boudreau discusses the pros and cons of AI language translators. From the September 19, 2022 episode.Read more about Now with Dave Brown – Episode 636
A self-proclaimed “Web Devsigner”, Amy has been active in both web development and design for over 10 years, and is the owner of Digilou, an…Read more about Interview with Amy Carney, CPWA