Why Cognitive Accessibility Deserves More Spotlight Alright, let’s kick this off with a confession: when I first dove into accessibility, my mind immediately jumped to screen readers, alt text, and keyboard navigation. The usual suspects, right? But cognitive accessibility? That was this nebulous concept lurking in the shadows. Yet, as I’ve worked with folks who […]
Why Should HTML Interfaces Adapt to User Assistive Preferences? Okay, picture this: you’ve just finished building a beautiful HTML interface. It’s sleek, responsive, and looks great on every device you’ve tested. But then, a friend who uses a screen reader…
Why Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) Are a Game-Changer for Web Accessibility Alright, let’s start with the basics — brain-computer devices aren’t sci-fi anymore. They’re here, quietly reshaping how folks interact with digital worlds. Imagine being able to navigate a webpage, fill…