Why fulfilling the WCAG is not enough to be 100% Accessible
You can tick every WCAG box and still miss the mark on accessibility. This post unpacks why true inclusion goes beyond technical compliance, and how to make decisions based on real user needs. Featuring examples, context-based thinking, and a healthy dose of accessibility realism.
blind, visually impaired, or low sighted?
The terminology surrounding visual impairment is nuanced and highly personal.
This post highlights the ongoing debate between terms like "blind," "visually impaired," and "low sighted." It underscores the importance of using respectful language tailored to each individual’s experience and identity. The piece also touches on the medical definitions of legal blindness, how various conditions affect vision, and the importance of asking individuals about their preferred terms.