When I've talked to other people about accessibility compliance and digital content, usually the conversation goes to web sites and applications. Sometimes ...
Accessibility Do’s and Dont’s: simple best practices to remember
iSoftStone's Accessibility Do's and Don'ts series is our effort to raise awareness to building and creating digital content in a way that's usable for everyone. ...
Do’s and don’ts of accessibility: developing and designing for users with learning disabilities
An often overlooked function of developing and designing for accessibility is the area of cognitive processing or learning disabilities. Yet, it's an area that ...
Do’s and don’ts of accessibility: developing and designing for keyboard controls
Everyone has a way of doing things, but not everyone does things the same way. Empathy is at the core of good accessibility practice. One way to develop empathy ...
Do’s and don’ts of accessibility: developing and designing for users who are deaf or hard of hearing
When thinking about designing and developing for accessibility, it is not uncommon to automatically assume blindness or other visual disabilities as the primary ...
Do’s and don’ts of accessibility: developing and designing for users with low vision
One of the challenges for developers and designers is not allowing themselves to be trapped into imagining only one way a site or app might be used . Developing ...
Do’s and don’ts of accessibility: developing and designing for screen readers
Having a hard time getting started developing and designing for accessibility? Don't feel bad, it can definitely seem overwhelming. Even after reading a lot of ...
A call to action – links are not buttons
Links and buttons are not the same. They are not actionable in the same ways. They do not do the same things when they are activated. It follows, then, that ...
Promoting accessibility maturity
As individuals, I think it’s fair to say we want to see ourselves grow and mature in our relationships, our careers, and our interests. I do not know many ...
Should accessibility matter to you?
Accessibility What do you think when you read that word? Maybe nothing at all. Maybe you’re aware of it, but since you don’t have a disability, it doesn’t ...
Microsoft Investor Relations
The problem The Investor Relations team at Microsoft knew their site was not accessibly compliant and wanted to ensure their design was inclusive for all ...
Sign language crowd source app
The problem Microsoft’s Accessibility roadmap includes focus on technology to recognize and interpret American Sign Language (ASL), however, the ...
Accessibility services
Overview iSoftStone can help bring your sites, apps, or documents up to accessibility compliance standards. Our array of accessibility services from development ...
The most important accessibility skill you can develop
Recently, Domino’s was found to have an inaccessible website that prevented some customers from having the same ordering experience as the rest of us – in this ...
7 things needed to become a successful accessibility tester
Whether you want to become an accessibility tester yourself or need to build an accessibility team, you need to learn a few capabilities. Below is a list of ...
