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Screen readers interpret what is on the screen. They can read most text easily and accurately, but how do they handle special punctuation and characters? Let's find out!

ADHD is diagnosed in both children and adults. What are the challenges people with ADHD face digitally and what can you do to accommodate them?

The January 2023 Candidate Recommendation draft of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 has marked success criterion 4.1.1 as obsolete and removed it from the specification. Where did this requirement come from, why was its intent often misunderstood and why was it removed? This article describes the success criterion's troublesome history.

The communication department of the European Commission has presented its Web Accessibility Action plan 2022–2025. This is aimed at improving the accessibility of the websites of the European Commission and other European institutions. What is in that plan and how are they going to go about it?

Did you know that media queries can also make your website more inclusive, in addition to traditional accessibility practices like alt texts and HTML usage?

Beginning today, all apps by public authorities are required have an accessibility statement. This statement describes to what extent the app is accessible to people with disabilities. This article explains what app accessibility entails. You will also learn how your organisation's app can soon comply.

The European Accessibility Act is a new directive aimed at improving the accessibility of digital products and services in the private sector throughout the European Union.