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Tag: Design Accessibility

  • A person holding a smartphone with various emojis floating above it.
    Using Emojis with Accessibility in Mind

    Article 19 explores the accessibility nuances of using emojis and gifs

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  • A man working at a desk with multiple screens displaying colorful designs. He is using a digital pen and tablet while looking at a computer.
    Digital Design and Accessibility

    Article 19 dives into accessible digital design and how to embrace it

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  • Close up of the word dyslexia in a dictionary.
    9 Tips for Making Websites Dyslexia-Friendly

    How to make fonts, colors, and more create an inclusive online space

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  • A cartoon depiction of a blind person using orientation and mobility training and GPS app to navigate to a specific location new neighborhood.
    The Power of Human Echolocation and Structured Discovery

    Discussing the growth and value of clicks as a blind navigation tool.

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  • Two rectangular white street signs on top of each other. The top sign reads "Fact" with a right facing arrow in black writing. Below it reads "Myth" with a left facing arrow, also in black writing.
    The Myth of Accessibility Overlays

    Overlays: The not-so-golden ticket to digital accessibility

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  • An educational graphic displaying various forms of digital assets that can be utilized in external and internal communications for design, broadcast, marketing, content creation, education, entertainment, and more. Assets include images, videos, design files, documents, PDFs, presentations, marketing collateral, websites, audio files, content and copy, social media posts, and more.
    Different Types of Digital Assets

    Types of digital documents that should be optimized for accessibility

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  • A cartoon style depiction of 4 people working on a billboard-sized text document. They are editing the document with red pencils, crossing text out, circling it, underlining it, and using a magnifying glass to inspect an image.
    Top 8 Crucial Remediation Mistakes To Avoid

    Common issues and practical tips to make your documents inclusive

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  • A light blue keyboard key that reads "Knowledge Sharing" with an icon of a head with three gears in it. The rest of the keyboard keys are black with white symbols.
    Chax Chat: Our Favorite Accessibility Podcasts

    Our team’s must-listen accessibility podcasts from Chax Chat

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