The City of Irvine has partnered with Daxbot, an Oregon-based company, to conduct a comprehensive assessment of its public facilities’ accessibility. As part of the city’s self-evaluation under the Americans with Disabilities…
A Missouri doctoral student, Emma Nicoson, is working to make fashion websites more accessible to people who are blind or with low vision. Nicoson’s research focuses on coding websites to be more accessible and…
Nexer Digital, a Macclesfield-based design agency in the UK, has completed a usability research project for Auto Trader, the online automotive marketplace. The project aimed to improve the accessibility of the online car buying…
Kansas City International Airport (KCI) has launched a new accessibility service called Aira, designed to improve the travel experience for people who are blind or with low vision. This free service connects users to trained…
We at Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) are excited to announce the launch of our new video series, “Accessibility Life Hacks.” This series is designed to provide practical tips and solutions for people with…
The World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C WAI) has updated its Guidance on Applying WCAG 2 to Non-Web ICT (WCAG2ICT). The updates were coordinated with the work to update EN 301…
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is proud to share that 100 laptops have been donated to people with disability throughout Australia. As part of this milestone, CFA Australia would like to highlight the immense…
As part of an extension to our grant funding from the WA Department of Communities, The Digital Access WA Project is thrilled to offer free accessibility audits to Local Government Entities in WA, including the…
At Centre for Accessibility Australia, our mission is to empower the digital accessibility movement by advocating for universal equal access. We’re a dynamic not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making a significant difference in…
Whistles and commands are typically used in karate competitions to signify points, stop fighting, continue fighting, etc. However, for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, they are often unable to rely on audible…