accessibility
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Mattel Is Finally Making Your Favorite Games Colourblind Friendly
I still remember Uno nights with my family and how my red-green colourblind grandfather always needed help distinguishing his cards. I always attributed it to the nature of the game and never really saw it as inaccessibility. It wasn’t until Mattel announced it would make Uno and a few of its other most popular games…
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Dems Debut Bill Updating Tech Accessibility Requirements for Streaming, AI, and Video Conferencing
In the wake of the midterm elections, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate have introduced a bill crafted to ensure emerging technologies keep pace with the needs of people with disabilities. The effort is receiving widespread praise from groups such as the Blinded Veterans Association and Communications Service for the Deaf, and lawmakers are pushing…
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A Reminder the Apple on the Back of Your iPhone Has Wildly Underused Functions
Did you know that the apple at the back of your phone has a function? Neither did a lot of other Apple users. Here’s the deal.
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Wearable Captioning Device Brings Subtitles to the Real World
This wearable captioning device built by Twitter user Kevin Lewis is a great idea for understanding people in person.