The speed of new AI developments comes with the potential to accelerate the inclusion, or exclusion, of people with disabilities. To better understand how people with disabilities are thinking about AI and their concerns for the future of AI, Fable surveyed our community of assistive technology users. This article outlines what we learned and makes recommendations for creating more inclusive AI tools.
Elana Chapman, Accessibility Research Manager at Fable, sat down with Stacey Sullivan, UX Team Lead at OverDrive, and Annabel Weiner, User Experience Accessibility Specialist at Ally Bank. Annabel and Stacey shared their perspectives on why they push past WCAG to provide an even better user experience for all, best practices for user research with assistive technology users, and strategies for getting organizational buy-in for accessibility projects.
This study digs deeper into the experiences of screen reader users. Specifically, how the three popular screen readers, JAWS for Windows, NVDA for Windows, and VoiceOver for Mac, perform on the AUS is explored. And, we recommend questions to ask screen reader users in user research engagements.
Fable was awarded the number five spot in the design category in Fast Company's list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2023. We highlight how we've made fostering leading innovation integral to our processes and how you can do the same.
Learn how usability for people with disabilities will grow your customer base and revenue while driving product development efficiency.
Hear from Jennifer on her journey, what digital teams need to know for accessibility in 2023, and what made her make the switch from a compliance-focused automated solution to Fable.
Read more about the summary of results from 2100 usability tests of various products and services with assistive technology users with disabilities. You'll hear straight from our community of assistive technology users and learn how to make usability your competitive advantage in 2023.
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