Blog Posts - Web Accessibility

Last May I graduated with a Computer Science degree. YAY! I was so ready to tackle the world's problems by inverting binary trees and reversing linked lists. Little did I know, the world runs on much more complex systems and problems. Dependency Missing: Self-Worth Module Unavailable I started my new job thinking I was ready – I thought that university had equipped me with all I needed to succeed as a developer. However, I found myself in a whirlwind of new information when I landed my first r

It's important that everyone, regardless of disability, has unabated access to information on the web. People with disabilities should be able to comprehend, navigate, and interact with the web just like anyone else. Who doesn't like the idea of more people using their websites? Visual Impairment Snapshot Just focusing on visually impaired Americans alone: 4% Legally Blind 9% color blind 14+% with visual difficulties This equates to millions of people! Minimize Legal Risk - Be Proactive The Su