Not Enough Hands
Pat Pound analyzes the challenges of having a cane or guide dog while also needing easy access to her cell phone.
Didn’t Know You Were There
Often I have encountered a blind friend riding the bus only to find out that they were at the same event I attended, although neither of us knew the other was there.
My Life Simplified via Accessible Web and Apps!
Here are some examples of how my life has been simplified through the use of accessible web sites and IOS apps usable by folks needing a screen reader: I can wake up to my phone's alarm and check the weather.This task previously required a specialized Braille or talking watch and/or lock and use of radio or television for weather information.
How Folks Who are Blind Avoid Eating Moldy Cheese!
I am constantly amazed at the creativity of apps developed to assist people who are blind. One of my favorites is VizWiz.
Stoked about Sports!
Enjoy this roundup of accessible sports apps from Pat Pound.
Please Can I Wait?
Pat Pound, a disability consultant at Deque, explores how waiting is a regular part of life for those who are visually impaired.
Four-legged Flyers Like this App!
Where to Go is an accessible app that directs users to service relief areas at the airport. This is a much needed app for service animals!
Access Provides Health Privacy
Pat shares a positive experience with her dentist office when she found that their website was accessible, and she was able to navigate it on her own.