A11y Cat: digital accessibility resources

Visual design is more than mere decoration. Great email designs aren’t just pretty, but make it easy for your subscribers to digest your content, find key information, and take action quickly—regardless of your subscribers’ ability. With that, email design has a significant impact on email accessibility. If you’re looking to create more accessible email campaigns, optimizing your email design is just as important as writing accessible email copy and optimizing your code. How? Here are 8 best practices you should follow to ensure your campaigns are designed for everyone, regardless of ability.

Are you considering email accessibility for every campaign you send? Find out why accessible emails matter in this comprehensive guide.

It only takes a few small steps to make your emails more accessible for all of your subscribers. In this post, we'll discuss what those steps are and how they can make email better for everyone. Learn about all things email accessibility so you're able to connect with all your email subscribers, and see examples of accessibility in action.

In the 73rd episode of The Email Design Podcast, Jason Rodriguez gives his top five tips for making your HTML email campaigns more accessible. Be sure to follow along and join in the discussion on Twitter using #EmailDesignPodcast.

Prompts to consider when making things for others to use.

Designers frequently rely on empathy to design for disability, without understanding the implicit biases and long-term consequences of their good intentions. Liz…

At Hassell Inclusion we’re passionate about removing barriers in digital technology, making it accessible to everyone. That’s why we work with you to activate and embed digital accessibility into both your organisation and products (such as websites and mobile apps), to help you meet your business goals.

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A website that shows web developers how to make their work accessible.

WHO fact sheet on epilepsy, a chronic noncommunicable disorder of the brain that affects people of all ages. The fact sheet includes key facts, signs and symptoms, causes, treatment, prevention,social and economic impacts, human rights and WHO response.

National epilepsy statistics for the United States, including prevalence of active epilepsy in adults and children.

This specification specifies content conformance requirements for verifying the accessibility of EPUB® Publications. It also specifies accessibility metadata requirements for the discoverability of EPUB publications.

In our series of free weekly webinars October 6th saw a session focused on EPUB Accessibility. Our speakers showed everyone what happens under the […]

Contributing to a more accessible world

On July 2, 2020, a visitor to the Equal Entry website left us the following message:  This accessibility Comment Web page May have 2 errors and 5 Alerts Suggested Screen TOOL and This Web Page [wav…

Get free tips to grow your accessibility knowledge delivered right to the comfort of your own inbox. A monthly newsletter where you’ll meet people doing great things in the world of accessibility a…

Erasing Institutional Bias: How to Create Systemic Change for Organizational Inclusion [Jana, Tiffany, Diaz Mejias, Ashley, Gilbert, Jay Coen] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Erasing Institutional Bias: How to Create Systemic Change for Organizational Inclusion

My name is Eric Eggert, an award winning web accessibility expert who writes and creates other content about all things on the intersection of accessibility and design.

You will find all of the essential iOS Apps here for easy download for Blind and Low Vision Mobile Device Users.

This post is a follow-up to my prior article titled "Understanding the cost of not being accessible". If you haven’t read that one, then this one will make a lot less sense, so please check that one out first. At the conclusion of the previous post, it is logical to determine that we've now come

We’ve compiled an open list of resources for ethical living — from browsers to books, TED talks to apps. Click to check it out — or make a contribution!

Tech is always political. The way data is collected and handled is often biased, and many products are neither accessible nor inclusive. Ethical Design Guide is made to share resources on how to create ethical products that don't cause harm.

A practical guide to ethical design for digital products.