Tech giants such as Microsoft and Apple are integrating glassmorphism into their design languages, aiming for a refined, unique, modern and engaging user interface (UI). However, the appealing nature of frosted-glass effects raises questions about accessibility, especially for consumers with cognitive and visual impairments.

I see… ICT”, says Daniel while reading the tea leaves in his steaming cup. Let’s see what important message does the future bring?

A screen reader is an assistive technology, primarily used by people with vision impairments. It converts text, buttons, images and other screen elements into speech or braille. Let’s go through what a screen reader is, how it works and see blind people in action!

It’s been annoying me for a very long time that accessibility statements are so damn bureaucratic. People take the templates provided which are made for legal compliance – and they suck. Why not make the statements a place for people to receive help and get easy to understand information on the things that might not work so well for them?

Does making your website accessible feel a bit intimidating or overwhelming? Are you unsure where to begin? Don’t worry, here are a few quick steps to look for low-hanging fruit, with no technical expertise required!