I use VoiceOver every day. On my iPhone. On my Mac. On my iPad. It is not an optional extra or a clever experiment. It is how I work, how...

Every year on Global Accessibility Awareness Day, I check my feeds and find a wave of posts from organisations sharing a graphic. A...

All the great talk and predictions on digitalization, artificial intelligence (AI), the green transition and the demographic shifts...

I have talked about my sight loss in public more times than I can count. Presentations, podcast episodes, blog posts. Each time, someone...

There are 1.3 billion disabled people in the world. We navigate systems, services, and workplaces that were not designed with us in mind....

A friend told me recently about trying to use a virtual try-on feature on a major retailer’s website. The idea was straightforward:...

There are words I heard throughout my childhood that I never questioned. They were just there, in playgrounds, in conversations, on...

JAWS, my screen reader, is always running. It reads everything on screen aloud so I can navigate without sight. I land on a website,...

Chicago’s decision to turn every public school ID into a library card is a smart, high-impact way to expand access to learning. By...

  If I learned anything from Big Block of Cheese Day (anyone else watch The West Wing on repeat?) the recent move by Togo to push for a...

I have spent years being the only disabled person in the meeting. The one who raises accessibility before it occurs to anyone else. The...

I have been working in technology for most of my career, and for much of that time I had no disability. My sight loss began around ten...

My insurance company provides an app. It handles claims, policy documents, and renewal. I cannot use it with VoiceOver (Screen reader)....

We have spent years learning to spot greenwashing. A company announces net zero targets while quietly expanding its carbon footprint. A...

A few months ago, a new policy document landed in my inbox. I opened it, began navigating through it with my screen reader, and hit a...

I was standing in the kitchen, trying to make the family dinner. That sounds straightforward. For most people, it is. But when you have...