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Is CAPTCHA accessible?

CAPTCHA is a security measure used by websites to differentiate bots from real users.

Google reCAPTCHA checkbox labelled I'm not a robot

How do you make a post on Twitter/X accessible?

Text-based posts aren’t the only type of content shared on X (formerly known as Twitter).

2.5.6: Concurrent Input Mechanisms

Concurrent Input Mechanisms states that websites and mobile apps should allow users to switch between keyboard, touch, voice, and mouse when they desire to.

A Smart TV remote, which is an example of a device with concurrent input mechanisms. The TV accepts remote control and voice commands.

How to Fix the 5 Most Common Web Accessibility Mistakes

To help your website become more compliant with accessibility guidelines (and less likely to receive a lawsuit), we’ve compiled a list of the top five most common web accessibility mistakes and how you can fix them.

Can screen readers speak Irish?

It’s currently Seachtain na Gaeilge, the annual festival celebrating Irish language and culture!

A stack of clipboards with printed documents attached

Why Digital Accessibility Law is Good

Let’s chat about disability legislation, shall we?

Can people read websites in Braille?

How does someone use a website in Braille? Braille displays can interface with computers and smartphones and Braille notetakers can effectively act as fully functioning computers.

Person using a refreshable braille display attached to a computer

Logos for Big Tech companies, from left to right, Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft

Do Big Tech companies care about accessibility?

Let’s take a look at how Big Tech companies come up with solutions to make their products accessible to those with disabilities.