Accessibility testing for technology products: a primer
Fable Team2025-09-18T15:38:54-04:00Accessibility testi [...]
Disability and education: a community perspective
Fable Team2025-09-18T15:39:42-04:00Disability and educ [...]
How access friction becomes an access barrier
Fable Team2026-01-21T14:58:00-05:00How access friction [...]
How to Design Voice-Controlled Smart Devices for Blind People
Graham McLaughlin2025-09-18T15:42:27-04:00How to Design Voice- [...]
Why You Need To Do User Testing With Deaf And Hard Of Hearing People
Fable Team2025-09-18T16:55:13-04:00Why You Need to Do [...]
The Fun and Fascinating Frontier of Gaming Accessibility
Fable Team2025-09-18T15:44:12-04:00Sam 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.
WCAG 2.2: What changes for websites and how does it impact users?
Kate Kalcevich2025-09-17T16:22:15-04:00The 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 became the official standard in 2021.
Benchmarking accessibility over time using Fable Engage
Kate Kalcevich2025-09-18T15:45:00-04:00When it comes to benchmarking and reporting on your accessibility efforts, you have options! There are several approaches you can take to benchmark your accessibility efforts, all while leveraging Fable Crowdtesting.
How AI Needs to be Redesigned for People with Disabilities
Fable Team2025-09-18T15:45:59-04:00Despite widespread adoption, Artificial Intelligence technology is still in its early days. So it’s critical that we begin working to solve the problems caused by AI and big data now, rather than later.
Fable Announces Accessible Usability Scale to Enable Organizations to Measure Experiences of Assistive Technology Users
Graham McLaughlin2025-09-17T16:26:26-04:00The free tool is a modified System Usability Scale that can measure the experiences of those who use assistive technologies, for example people living with blindness who use screen readers.