10/1/2026 7:30:22 AM Kerbcut: Making Assistive Technology Easier to Find By Tim Dixon When I started losing my sight, I had to learn about screen readers, magnification, apps, specialist hardware and the accessibility...
9/28/2026 7:30:45 AM Why Dog Parks May Be Better for Your Social Life Than Social Media By John Clark Ever notice how easy it is to spend hours interacting with people online while barely talking to the neighbors down the street? That's...
9/23/2026 12:44:04 PM Adapted Sailing Opens the Water to Everyone By Derek Silva Adapted sailing programs are helping people with disabilities experience the freedom, confidence, and community that come with taking to...
9/15/2026 7:30:03 AM When lived experience becomes product strategy By Tim Dixon A screen reader reaches a chart, a diagram or an equation and simply goes quiet. The surrounding text may be perfectly readable, but the...
9/10/2026 7:30:51 AM A teenager, a 3D printer and a better model for accessibility By Tim Dixon As someone who relies on assistive technology every day, I am always interested in a clever new device. But the technology itself is...
8/25/2026 7:30:53 AM Accessible AI Must Preserve the Right to Stay in Control By Tim Dixon As someone who relies on assistive technology, I know the value of tools that remove unnecessary effort. Good technology can turn a...
8/19/2026 7:30:04 AM A Face Is Not an Age: Why Biometric Shortcuts Need Human-Centred Design By Tim Dixon Age checks are becoming a familiar part of the online experience. A website asks for a selfie. An app asks you to move your face within a...
8/14/2026 7:30:37 AM Why Training Gets Funded When Design Is the Problem By Tim Dixon When people repeatedly struggle with a system, many businesses reach for the same solution: more training. They create another guide,...
8/11/2026 7:30:02 AM The Average User Does Not Exist. Why Are We Still Designing for Them? By Tim Dixon I have sat through plenty of project discussions about “the user”. We talk about what the user wants, how the user behaves and how...
8/7/2026 1:00:54 PM The most underrated career skill: Curiosity By Gabrielle Barthelemy Recently, I came across an interesting article from Welcome to the Jungle about how to demonstrate curiosity in a job interview. It made...
8/6/2026 7:30:02 AM What O2’s Hearing Trial Teaches Us About Invisible Accessibility By Tim Dixon Many accessibility features come with an unspoken requirement: the person who needs them must also know how to find, configure and...
8/3/2026 7:30:09 AM London revival marks 30 years of RENT – but what’s changed in that time? By Louis Scorza Acclaimed musical RENT will be returning to London’s West End next month to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of its off-Broadway...
7/27/2026 9:49:18 AM 71% Accessible Is Still Inaccessible If You Cannot Buy Your Groceries By Tim Dixon When I use a website with a screen reader, I do not experience it as a collection of individual accessibility criteria. I experience a...
7/23/2026 2:42:39 PM Disability Pride 2026: The World Works Better With Us, and the Proof Is Already Written By Tim Dixon I do not follow football closely. I have never followed tennis. But I follow what happens when accessibility gets built into a major...
7/21/2026 3:28:11 PM International Hesfest 2026 By Andrew Wood Another Fantastic Scouting Adventure!It's that time of year again when the Scouting world comes together for three days of team building,...
7/6/2026 9:58:37 AM Wimbledon 2026 Proves Accessibility and Innovation Play on the Same Team By Tim Dixon I don’t follow tennis, and never have. But I follow what happens when a major broadcaster decides that blind and low-vision fans deserve...