Accessibility
But what about internal software?
With panic levels about the European Accessibility Act (EAA) rising, I keep encountering people who are certain this doesn’t apply to them because they work on internal tools ...
Why fulfilling the WCAG is not enough
Everybody and their work mom is talking about the European Accessibility Act, and many are longing for clear instructions on what the heck to do. Not to rain on your work laptop, but even if you follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ...
Accessibility: The What, Why & How
Web accessibility has fortunately been getting more and more attention lately. But many people still don’t know what web accessibility actually is and why it’s so important. Let’s get an overall understanding on accessibility by introducing you to this topic ...
POUR - The 4 Web Accessibility Principles
To qualify your website and web application as accessible under the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) established by the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C WAI), the content must meet these four principles (which form the acronym POUR)...
Myths and Misconceptions about Accessibility
In this article, I will address common myths about and objections to accessibility by presenting evidence and examples that debunk them and support reasons for accessibility....
Web accessibility for better togetherness
The Vienna district where I live organizes an event called “Miteinander in Mariahilf” (en.: Together in Mariahilf), where locals can contribute different ideas for a better living together. This is where my specialty web accessibility comes into action. Let me share my thoughts....