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Annie Mannion | 12 Dec 2019
Matthew Deeprose, VLE Manager at the University of Southampton shares a method he is using both to ensure colour choices are accessible and inline with an institutional brand.
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Adam Tweed | 12 Dec 2019
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and the potential for the emergence of (unintended) bias towards disabled people was the topic of discussion at the Techshare Pro 2019 panel on “Ethics, Machine Learning and Disabilities” which was chaired by AbilityNet’s Abi James and included...
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Mark.Gaddes | 04 Dec 2019
Abi James of AbilityNet and Richard Walker of the University of York answer your questions about the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations.
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Sarah Botterill | 03 Dec 2019
Today we are celebrating International Day of People with Disabilities 2019 (December 3). The theme for 2019 is ‘The Future is Accessible’.
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Annie Mannion | 28 Nov 2019
With more than 100,000 people in the UK with Multiple Sclerosis*, your organisation, institution or workplace may need to meet the needs of a colleague, supporter or client affected by multiple sclerosis.
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Claudia.Cahalane | 28 Nov 2019
TechShare Pro is the UK's leading accessibility and inclusive design conference, and this year's event was over two days, giving even more opportunities for connecting, sharing and learning.
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Sarah Botterill | 24 Nov 2019
Twitter was ablaze with activity during TechShare Pro 2019, with key influencers joining the accessibility conversation.
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Sarah Botterill | 21 Nov 2019
There’s a sense of excitement at TechShare Pro 2019 as accessibility leaders including Caroline Casey and Haben Girma call on business to embrace Inclusive Design, innovation and cultural change.
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Mark.Gaddes | 20 Nov 2019
We were delighted to hear from Caroline Casey as the first keynote speaker at TechShare Pro 2019 - the UK's leading accessibility and inclusive design event. Caroline is leading The Valuable 500 campaign and started by playing the DIVERSish video - below - which dramatises the asto
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Annie Mannion | 18 Nov 2019
Did you know that for every 10 disabled users encountering barriers online, on average only one will complain about issues they encounter, and the other nine will give up or take their business elsewhere? (Click Away Pound research). This is often because the process of providing feedback can be...
