Languages, revisited
In my 2016 post I pointed out that my languages are French and Ukrainian, and that Duolingo was a community-based project; obviously, things have changed since! Duolingo now has branded plushies and…
Author: Kit
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Business and Accessibility!
On June 17th, Forbes has published the inaugural Accessibility 100 list: and in the first paragraph, points out that the field of accessibility is an untapped business opportunity. “This isn’t a legal…
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On Multiple Methods
I’m going to do a full writeup/case study, but as I’ve been dealing with PDF remediation lately for an ebook project: Multiple methods help immensely. This goes for navigation on a website,…
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On Dungeoncrafts and Accessibility (Or: Been Awhile)
I usually don’t make blog posts on my own site anymore, but I’m breaking that pattern for some good news. If you play Dungeons and Dragons Adventurers League – i.e., the organized…
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Section 508 and ADA, part the first
Resource Links: Section 508 Resource Center by the US Access Board WCAG 2.0 – web guidelines for accessibility via the World Wide Web Consortium Not only is Section 508 different from the…
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More Access – Electronic Arts
For years, I did not like Electronic Arts as a company. Recently though, I’m starting to appreciate them, because like several other large technology and entertainment companies, they’re building up their resources…
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Sensitivity reads – what are they?
Long time since I’ve posted, my apologies. Got hit with computing issues right when I was finishing up not only a freelance assignment, but also a graduate semester. In any case! I…
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Resolutions!
After completing my first semester in the graduate program for Disability Studies, learning more about disability history, policies, depictions, and law, I am going to be more mindful about time management in…