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Make your content easier to read by using accessible typography
How you write can make your content easier or harder to read. But that’s not all that affects the readability of your content. Ensure your message is easy to access by making accessible typography choices.
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Finding the most accessible font is easier than you might think!
Finding an accessible font can seem daunting. This font was designed to be accessible. Find out how it works and where to get it here.
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Inclusive design: “With great inclusion comes great design”
Accessibility and inclusion aren’t just about physical access to buildings and facilities. Inclusive design in digital spaces is crucial too.
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Fannie Lou Hamer: Disability and Civil Rights Activist
Fannie Lou Hamer was a Black civil rights activist. At the age of 44, she found out she had the right to vote. But, in the Southern states, Jim Crow laws prevented Black people from registering to vote. Hamer went on to fight for the fundamental right of every Black person in the US to vote.
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A tribute to Judy Heumann (1947-2023)
We were sad to hear that Judy Heumann, a leading disability rights activist, passed away recently. When we started to campaign on digital accessibility we heard about Judy. Her determination and refusal to accept discrimination have motivated and moved us. Judy Heumann’s life and legacy Judy worked hard to make our world more inclusive. Her […]
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Use contrast & make your posts more accessible
Using contrasting colours is an easy way to make your content accessible. Colour-blind people will be able to access your content. People with other visual disabilities will also find it more readable.
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You are so RUDE!
In this post, we’re all human’s Sabrina Tirvengadum reflects on her experience. Growing up hard of hearing/deaf leads many people to make unfair assumptions.