OpenAccess

Art should engage all our senses, not just sight. In this post, I share a beautiful example of multisensory accessible art from Whakatū (Nelson) — the Braille-engraved waiata on the Aratuna Bridge.

The National Party is repealing the Plain Language Act. This Act was intended to ensure government documents are easy to understand.

A multi-sensory logo. A draft ARIA attribute. A story about accessibility, art, and the beauty of inclusive design.

aria-braille* attributes are in the WAI-ARIA 1.3 draft spec. This post shows my assistive technology testing results.

There's a lot of confusion with automated accessibility testing. Here's a clear, practical discussion on how automated and manual testing complement each other.

Meet OpenAccess — a new digital accessibility consultancy led by Callum McMenamin. Learn how it started, what OpenAccess stands for, and where it's heading.