How the Andrew Heiskell Braille & Talking Book Library transforms access by removing barriers for blind, low-vision, and print-disabled readers with free talking books, Braille e-readers, digital downloads, tech coaching, and tactile creation labs. It’s a model of dignity-centered, user-first literacy infrastructure.
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OK. I'm a bit torn.
Whilst I agree the W3C logo needed a revamp why have they elected to use ALL CAPS in the tagline that creates the circle around the logo?
From a readability perspective I've always advocated ALL CAPS be avoided. I understood this was part of WCAG also.
I thought about posting this comment to LinkedOut but fear the backlash.
Have I missed the memo?
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) adopts a new logo to signal positive changes | 2025 | Press releases | W3C
https://www.w3.org/press-releases/2025/new-logo/
It’s National AccessAbility Week in Canada!
At NNELS, we’re committed to making reading accessible for people with print disabilities. Access to books and information is a right, not a privilege. Formats such as audio, braille, and accessible e-text open the door to learning, imagination, and connection.
Let’s continue breaking down barriers together. Learn more at nnels.ca
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