When Voting Is Compliant But Not Accessible
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The United States votes on November 5th, 2024. Despite the back and forth on a few hot ticket items, most... View Article
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One of the most important things when creating accessible documents in braille, audio, large print, or accessible PDF is authoring... View Article
I think we can all agree that COVID has become an extremely negative word that stirs up unfavorable emotions. I... View Article
The “New Normal” and ADA Compliance
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The “new normal” is a phrase uttered across America and, frankly, around the world. But, is this “new normal” inclusive... View Article
Age-Related Vision Problems & Your Customers
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Age-related vision problems will eventually affect everyone. Some people are more affected than others, but as we age, our visual... View Article
If your institution doesn’t offer services to customers with disabilities—about one in five people in the United States—then someone else... View Article
3 Areas to Trust the Accessibility Experts
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We realize everyone is an “expert” now, but we don’t use the term loosely at Braille Works. Our subject matter... View Article
Equality Laws in the US
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Of the civil rights laws, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into legislation in 1990, is the primary law... View Article
Customer Satisfaction Might Depend on Your Menu
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For most restaurants, customer satisfaction means full bellies, great service, little wait time, and a great menu of show stoppers.... View Article
COVID-19 has forced many organizations to learn new ways of conducting business and communicating with clients. As we are months... View Article
