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I have complicated feelings about empathy labs. On the one hand, empathy is a good thing. Labs where people can test things are a good thing. But there’s a massive disconnect between intention and delivery.

Like many aspects of accessibility, using visuals in your social media content can make things more accessible for some people and less accessible for others. Here's why you should keep using visual content, but do it in an accessible way.

For years designers have known that what we design should be accessible. But what about how we design it? Shouldn’t that be accessible, too?

This is a post about making image descriptions available to more people.

Why disability statistics are important for showing that disability is a normal part of life, increasing disability representation and shrinking the disability employment gap.

A collection of statistics about disability in Ireland.

An accessibility statement is for more than stating whether a website complies with regulations. Its main purpose is to tell people who need accessibility features whether they’ll be able to use a website, and which parts of a website might not work properly with their assistive technology. It should provide a route for people to get more help if they need it.