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Leah’s story does not follow a traditional storyline. One of the key takeaways I have found working here at Ablr is that most of our… Read More »Climbing New Heights: A Conversation with Leah Grosjean
In early March, I had the opportunity to take part in a webinar with our partner, Carbonhouse, about accessibility for theaters, arenas, and event venues.… Read More »How the Toronto Raptors Taught me that Accessibility Starts with a Simple Question
Meeting new people can feel awkward for anyone. When you’re blind or losing your sight, that awkwardness can feel amplified, especially if you’re unsure where… Read More »Meeting People When You’re Blind
The idea of traveling alone can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. If you’re blind or losing your sight, it’s normal to have… Read More »How to Travel Alone If You Are Blind
When most people think of accessibility, they picture ramps, Braille signs, or wheelchair buttons on doors. But accessibility is much more than that. It’s the… Read More »Accessibility Is for Everyone
If you’ve ever tried to use a website, app, or workplace tool that just doesn’t work, you know the frustration runs deeper than a few… Read More »Accessibility Testing Works Best With Real Users
“Accessibility” is a word that gets used a lot. You’ll hear it in conversations about websites, education, social media, workplaces, even music and board games.… Read More »What Does Accessibility Really Mean? A Simple Explanation
An accessibility statement is a public way to say: “We see you, and we’re working to make sure our website works for everyone—including people with… Read More »5 Key Elements of a Great Accessibility Statement (With Template)
Losing your sight doesn’t mean losing your potential. Whether you’ve recently started experiencing sight loss or have been blind for years, you have skills, talents,… Read More »Finding Inclusive Careers with Vision Loss
If you’re blind or have low vision, you’ve probably developed an incredible set of problem-solving skills just to get through the day. But even with… Read More »How to Cope With Accessibility Fatigue
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