low vision

Live Equalize Digital Accessibility Checker Backend Review

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Taylor’s Tech Talks will be going live tonight at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central, 6:00 mountain, and 5:00 pacific. We will be reviewing the Accessibility Checker Plugin backend from a blindness and low vision perspective. The plugin helps website owners ensure websites are accessible by doing automated scans for accessibility and showing the results in a… Continue Reading Live Equalize Digital Accessibility Checker Backend Review

Patriot ViewPoint – VR Glasses For Low Vision Users

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Michael wearing the Patriot ViewPoint Glasses

Over the past several years, assistive technology manufacturers have produced eyewear which has promised legally blind individuals the ability to see more than they ever have; however, each device is designed to work with different subsets of users. I have personally tried the Jordy, eSight, NuEyes, and Patriot ViewPoint Glasses. While attending the 2018 National… Continue Reading Patriot ViewPoint – VR Glasses For Low Vision Users

Aira From a Low Vision Perspective

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Aira App Icon

Aira is a relatively new service that helps the blind navigate their environment and complete tasks by matching them with a trained agent. It has caused quite the stir in the blindness community, and we have heard a lot of success stories from Aira users who have utilized the service to accomplish a variety of… Continue Reading Aira From a Low Vision Perspective

#iACast 26 – Dial It Up

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Image of Surface Dial on top of a touch screen displaying the time.

https://media.blubrry.com/iacast/iaccessibility.net/iacast/26DialItUp.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSWelcome to episode 26 of the #IACast! This episode was recorded on November 9, 2016. Listen to this podcast to hear Michael, Jessica, Daniel, and Jason discuss the following topics: Accessible VotingAre you over 18 and a United States citizen? If so, we hope you voted in this… Continue Reading #iACast 26 – Dial It Up

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