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  1. Email is Mightier Than the Spoken Word

    by David Chapple

    Because of advances in technology in this day and age, life is a lot easier for people who have a significant speech disability. When I was growing up in the ’70s and ’80s, I had a manual communication board with words and letters that I pointed to and my communication partner …

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  2. Texas Nonprofits Win the 2019 Accessibility Internet Rally

    by Anthony Vasquez

    The winners of the 2019 Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR) were announced on Thursday January 16, at an awards ceremony in Austin. AIR is a competition where design and development teams create websites for non-profits which are then judged based on their accessibility. …

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  3. Checking 3rd Party Vendors’ Product Accessibility

    by Nicolas Steenhout

    You are looking at acquiring a new system for your site. You know it needs to be accessible, but you don’t know much about accessibility - and you aren’t really a “techie.” How can you improve your chances of procuring an accessible product from a 3 rd party vendor? The reality …

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  4. Our 2019 in Review!

    by Jayne Cravens

    It has been another banner year of amazing accomplishments at Knowbility. We are working for digital inclusion and equal access to online spaces for people with disabilities, and we are evolving right along with the technology and accessible website design techniques! There are …

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  5. Being a World’s Greatest Flyer with a Screen Reader

    by Anthony Vasquez

    Accessible airline websites make travel better for everyone. It’s been quite the busy year travel wise, and I’ve had my fair share of online booking experiences. My travel included business trips to Boston, Chicago, and Austin, plus a fun, first-time ski trip to Colorado. In …

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