Accessibility vs. Responsive Design: Why Both Matter—and Why They’re Not the Same In today’s digital-first world, how a website or app looks is only part of the story. While a sleek, responsive interface is often praised as “good design,” that alone doesn’t guarantee a platform is usable for everyone….
Celebrating NV Access: A Proud Moment for Australian Innovation A Forbes 100 Spotlight
At Accessible Technology Solutions, we are overjoyed to see NV Access—the creators of the NVDA screen reader—earn a special mention in the prestigious Forbes 100 list. As a fellow Australian company, we feel an immense sense of pride to see one of our own recognised on a global stage,…
The Complex Role of AI in 2025: Opportunities, Challenges, and Responsible Use Navigating the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Society
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a defining force in the world of 2025, revolutionizing industries, reshaping societal norms, and presenting both unprecedented opportunities and daunting challenges. As this technology continues to evolve, its impact demands careful consideration and responsible use, particularly in areas like employment, accessibility, and ethical decision-making….
The Declining State of Apple Software: Accessibility, QA, and Cultural Blindness Apple’s Struggles to Uphold Accessibility Standards in the Era of Tim Cook
Apple has long been regarded as an innovator, not just in technology but in accessibility. From the introduction of VoiceOver on the iPhone to the development of assistive features for the visually impaired and other disabled communities, Apple’s reputation as a market leader in accessibility is well earned. However,…
Reflections on Negativity Within the Blind Community Understanding a Complex Issue
The human experience is diverse, multifaceted, and, at times, baffling. Among the myriad social dynamics that govern our lives, we often encounter unexpected tensions within communities that share common challenges. For the blind community, a peculiar and heartbreaking phenomenon seems to persist across borders—a resistance, even hostility, toward the achievements…