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
Opinion
A Gift From Braille Works: Music To Your Ears
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We’re sure 95% of Braille Works employees are plugged into their favorite sounds. If you work in an office, with... View Article
Imagine You’ve just received a promotion. This is cause for a celebration so your boss and colleagues decide to take... View Article
Why Accessibility is not a DIY Project
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The ingredients look simple, the instructions are feasible, so you try it. But your results are nothing like what you... View Article
Is Accessibility Here to Stay?
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Accessibility. It’s a buzz word thrown around a lot lately. The sudden rise in the word’s popularity, as well as... View Article
Dyslexia: One Mom’s Journey
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My Struggles As A Child Reading in school was always a struggle; especially reading aloud. I distinctly recall hoping the... View Article
Why I Love WCAG (And You Should, Too!)
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So much of our everyday lives involve using the internet on our computers, phones, watches, and more. It’s nearly impossible... View Article
If you’re a business owner, finding new and creative ways to save money is a necessity for success. Then with... View Article
Are Digital Marketing Agencies and Communication Managers Key Players in Accessibility?
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Companies can come into design and content meetings with ideas of grandeur. At the end of the day, they rely... View Article
Braille Choices in Accessible Documents
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Paper Braille or Electronic Braille? That’s the Question. Paper Braille or Electronic Braille is a question of personal preference and... View Article
