Disability and education: a community perspective
Krista Pereira2024-04-17T20:54:02-04:00Disability and educ [...]
How to avoid surface-level inclusion of people with disabilities in tech
Jennifer Chadwick2024-04-17T20:48:38-04:00Samuel Proulx, Accessibility Evangelist at Fable sat down with Nikki Nolan, Albert Kim, and Meryl Evans to share their experiences and best practices on including people with disabilities in the workplace. Nikki Nolan is an award-winning product design leader, Albert Kim is Accessibility Lead at Korn Perry and subject matter expert on cognitive disabilities, and Meryl Evans is a global speaker and trainer for companies focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Disability And Representation: A Community Perspective
Samuel Proulx2024-04-17T20:38:33-04:00Disability And Repr [...]
I’ve had enough! When access friction becomes an access barrier
Fable Team2024-04-17T20:37:02-04:00I’ve had enough! Wh [...]
How to Design Voice-Controlled Smart Devices for Blind People
Graham McLaughlin2024-04-17T20:36:34-04:00How to Design Voice- [...]
The Accessibility of Online Events: A Retrospective
Samuel Proulx2024-04-17T20:25:52-04:00This past year has seen a massive change in the way we conduct, attend, and participate in events. Thanks to COVID-19, we weren’t often able to gather in-person for industry conferences, corporate events, or hobbyist gatherings. Instead, most socializing moved out of physical spaces, and into online environments.
Why You Need To Do User Testing With Deaf And Hard Of Hearing People
Fable Team2024-04-17T20:24:37-04:00Why You Need to Do [...]
The Fun and Fascinating Frontier of Gaming Accessibility
Samuel Proulx2024-11-27T14:48:41-05:00Sam Proulx, Accessibility Evangelist at Fable, discusses his experiences with computer gaming. He makes the case that accessibility isn’t just for work and essential services, and that making games accessible can help us advance the frontier of accessibility for everyone.
The real story on WCAG principles – from Sam, a screen reader user
Samuel Proulx2024-04-17T20:12:06-04:00The real story on W [...]
WCAG 2.2: What changes for websites and how does it impact users?
Kate Kalcevich2024-11-11T14:52:05-05:00The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are an international standard for making web content accessible to people with disabilities. An updated version of WCAG – version 2.2 with 9 new success criteria and one promoted from AA to A – is expected to become the official standard in the summer of 2021.