Non-visual design anyone?
Next in our "designing for people with disabilities" series we have designing for people who are blind, by Graeme Coleman
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/04/02/designing-for-people-who-are-blind/
If it doesn't work without sight, the design is not right.
@The_Whore_of_Blahbylon I want images with ALT text — the posted image says 'I want clean water' but has no ALT. Please add a descriptive ALT so people using screen readers can understand it. 🛑🖼️🔈✍️
Designing for people with anxiety
"Most of us will experience anxiety at some point, sometimes triggered by a stressful moment, other times as a chronic condition. By taking thoughtful, intentional steps, we can ensure our designs at the most reduce stress, and the very least, do not contribute to or amplify it further."
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/10/designing-for-people-with-anxiety/
#webDesign #inclusiveDesign #cognitiveLoad #userExperience #WCAG
Most of us will experience anxiety at some point, sometimes triggered by a stressful moment, other times as a chronic condition. By taking thoughtful, intentional steps, we can ensure our designs at the most reduce stress, and the very least, do not contribute to or amplify it further.
A classroom, a flickering light, the sound of a pen clicking over and over again. Before the lesson even begins, your mind is already full...
School buildings are not neutral. They shape who gets to learn... and who is left surviving.
My new article explores neurodiversity, sensory-friendly design, and the politics of space in education.
Because learning begins not with a blackboard, but with the senses.
Keen to steer the conversation about accessibility?
The call for speakers is still open for Umbraad, the virtual accessibility event happening on May 21st.
We're looking for:
🎤 Talks: share your expertise, your process, your lessons learned
🔥 Fireside chats: candid conversations about what accessibility really looks like in practice
Submissions close April 6th. Apply now 👉 umbraad.com
#Umbraad #CallForSpeakers #Ally #Accessibility #UmbracoAccessibility #InclusiveDesign #GAAD
Mar 18 2026 – Folk Tech Connection Call – Eric Bailey on inclusive design
VIDEO | AUDIO | RECAP | ARCHIVE | PERMALINK
On March 18, 2026, the monthly 'Folk Tech Connection Call' featured an interview with Eric Bailey, talking about accessibility and inclusive and usable design.
SPEAKER
Eric Bailey - Accessibility advocate
HOST
LX Cast - Founder, Spacious
#FolkTech #accessibility #inclusivedesign
#post #2026 #accessibility #FolkTech
How Accessible Are AI Tools and Who Can Use Them
A comprehensive look at AI accessibility for disabled users, examining the gap between how tech companies define accessible and what true accessibility means for disabled and neurodivergent people. This article explores how AI tools — including voice features, writing assistants, and real-time transcription — are often designed with non-disabled users in mind, the limitations that go unaddressed, and what meaningful inclusion in AI development actually requires.https://dreamspacestudio.net/how-accessible-are-ai-tools-and-who-can-use-them/
TetraLogical
horald
NeuroD Is Me™
Steve Rudolfi
Martine Mussies 
Umbraco Accessibility Guild
Joly MacFie
Sea of approval
Nicole Myers