The needs for internet accessibility couldn’t be highlighted better during these COVID-19 times when people with disabilities struggle to handle the pandemic. ...

Every day, the importance of inclusion in the design of websites, applications, and web content becomes more obvious. Organizational digital properties must be ...

When we say a website is accessible, it means anyone, regardless of the disability can access it, understand it, and interact with it using different forms of ...

The internet or web has become an essential part of our society and lives. Hence, it needs to be inclusive to receive a variety of people, software, hardware, ...

Don't get it confused, Australia and New Zealand do not directly share the same digital accessibility laws. New Zealand ensures barrier-free access to digital ...

Over 4.4 million people in Australia are living with some form of disability. Of the 1 in 5 people with disabilities, 1.9 million are aged 65 and over, while ...

The need to make websites and applications accessible to persons with disabilities can’t be overstated. While disabled individuals (no matter the disability) ...

According to the Family Resources Survey, there are over 14 million disabled people in the United Kingdom (U.K). That means disabled people now make up 22% of ...

The internet is the most powerful tool for social/digital inclusion; it opens the door to information and communications technologies. Access to which is ...

Because the internet is an integral part of modern life, every organization with an internet presence needs to provide equal access and opportunity for all the ...