The World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 has been approved as an ISO/IEC international standard, further solidifying its position as the global benchmark for digital accessibility. This…
The Perth Digital Accessibility Conference (PDAC) is back for 2026! This highly anticipated event brings together professionals, advocates, and innovators working to make digital content, services, and technology accessible to all.
What to Expect:
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As part of a recent grant funding received from the Australian Government Department of Social Services, Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is pleased to share the commencement of the ‘Critical Pathways – Ensuring Digital Accessibility…
Computer scientists at the University of Michigan have created a software called HandProxy, which allows Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) users to interact with digital spaces by commanding a digital hand.
This enables…
2025 Australian Access Awards Finalists announced!
The judging for the 4th biennial Australian Access Awards has been completed, and we are delighted to present the finalists below. Centre for Accessibility Australia received a record 126…
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has introduced a fresh logo and tagline, “making the web work — for everyone,” to signal positive changes and re-engagement with its community. The new design incorporates a coil…
Rogue Prince of Persia, developed by Evil Empire, has hit the shelves on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Amazon Luna, offering an action-packed roguelite experience that’s been carefully crafted to be…
Target has recently announced a new accessible self-checkout system designed to make shopping easier for customers with disability, especially those who are blind or have low vision in the US. The system features…
Meta and Ray-Ban have released their all-new Meta Ray-Ban Display, it is an updated version of their smart-frames, which is audio-only. The Display now includes a Bluetooth speaker, private notification…
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has just announced new updates on the Explainer for WCAG 3 and the WCAG 3 Working Draft for September 2025.
This update highlights updated guidance…