Why Yes, Both of My Parents Are Blind
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Some of my friends shared a photo of a pilot walking through an airport holding a white cane and wearing... View Article
Accessibility
Why the ADA Doesn’t Say Anything about the Internet
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Website accessibility lawsuits are increasing exponentially each year. Domino’s even petitioned the Supreme Court of the United States to hear... View Article
“Compliance officer” is a broad term. There are various types of compliance officers across several industries like government, healthcare, employment,... View Article
Happy World Sight Day
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On the second Thursday of October, people all around the world celebrate World Sight Day. This global event draws attention... View Article
A Brief Review of Reading and Writing Braille
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“Reading and writing braille unwraps the written word and brings independence.” – Jeff Frcho Braille code enables blind and partially... View Article
What is Section 504?Does Section 504 cover consumers and clients?How does Section 504 relate to employment?How does Section 504 apply... View Article
Accessibility from a Sales Point of View
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In this day and age, you might think that promoting accessibility is an easy thing. With all the talk about... View Article
4 Reasons Why Accessible Healthcare Documents Matter
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Making any decision related to your health is important and shouldn’t be taken lightly. You need time to weigh options,... View Article
Accessibility is a serious business. We have fun with our light-hearted document accessibility mascot, Seymour. But, at Braille Works, we’re... View Article
The ADA Celebrates 29 Years
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Today is a Reason for Celebration, Reflection, and Action On July 26, 1990, President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans... View Article
