Written by Laetitia Thompson, Senior Digital Content Editor of the Centre for Accessibility Australia.
What an event this year’s Consumer Electronic Show (CES) turned out to be.
Taking place in Las Vegas in the…
Set to launch in January 2023, the status of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) will officially be incorporated as non-profit. Negotiations began between W3C’s Board of Directors with MIT in June of…
Taking place in Las Vegas, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), is the year’s biggest event for all things digital and gadgetry to showcase up and coming products and concepts which will become available to…
With the anticipation of the newly released videogame, God of War: Ragnarok, Sony has continued with its pursuit of accessibility with releasing over 70 accessibility features. Players are able to utilise these features by customising…
With the help of alternative text descriptions, Giphy has teamed up with Scribely – a content accessibility solutions provider, to make the platform more accessible for screen reader users.
Scribely will add descriptive text which will…
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has seen another busy year with loads of international standards and guidance created. Let’s have a quick recap of the highlights including CFA Australia…
Android has released a new update for their smartwatch and mobile devices, which includes a new Reading Mode, a feature that will make the digital experience more accessible for screen reader users. This feature includes…
Announced at the most recent Microsoft Ignite 2022 event in Seattle, a set of new accessibility features is set to make the Edge browser more inclusive. These features include:
Live Captions – Useful for users who…
As part of National Disability Employment Awareness Month during October, Amazon, while continuing to commit to pursuing accessibility, has released new and innovative video stations to over 200 sites; in an endeavour to teach employees…
According to a team of researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS), individuals with limited hand functions will soon be able to have a way to control their devices, such as wheelchairs, computers and…