The End of an Era: Window-Eyes and the Shifting Landscape of Screen Readers The world of assistive technology is constantly evolving, and sometimes, those evolutions come with a heavy heart, marking the end of a product that once defined an era. For many in the blindness and low-vision community, the…
Windows 12, Hopes and dreams for Microsoft’s next OS.
Our Hopes for Windows 12: An Accessible Future Built on AI At Accessible Technology Solutions, we’re not just users of technology; we’re evangelists for its power to transform lives. When Windows 11 launched, we made the immediate decision to upgrade our entire firm, a move that some might consider bold….
a day in the life of a blind professional, A true case study of the accessibility of Meta’s Smart Glasses
My Friday with the Meta Glasses: A Review from a Blind Professional As the founder of Accessible Technology Solutions, I’ve had the privilege of testing countless devices designed to bridge the gap between technology and a diverse range of abilities. This past Friday, I had a unique opportunity to put…
Firm spotlight, Looking at Notion from a screen reader perspective.
Notion: Revolutionizing Productivity at Accessible Technology Solutions As a firm dedicated to empowering individuals through technology, Accessible Technology Solutions is constantly on the lookout for tools that not only enhance productivity but also prioritize accessibility. In our extensive search, one application has consistently risen to the top, becoming an indispensable…
An expository essay, Looking at where things went wrong for accessibility and useability at LinkedIn.
Navigating a Professional Maze: Why LinkedIn’s Accessibility Falls Short As the founder of Accessible Technology Solutions, I’ve spent the better part of my career championing the idea that accessibility and usability are two sides of the same coin. A product that isn’t accessible isn’t truly usable, and a usable product…