How Designing For The Disabled Is Giving Google An Edge

2016-11-10T13:41:38-05:00May 23rd, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

Google's Eve Andersson tells Co.Design how today's accessibility problems could lead to improvements in robots, Google Maps, and even YouTube. "Accessibility is a basic human right," Eve Andersson tells me, sitting on a lawn at the Shoreline Amphitheater during this year's Google I/0 developer conference. "It benefits everyone." Soft spoken and ginger-haired, Andersson is the

United States: OCR Investigating Accessibility Of State And Local Government Websites

2016-11-10T13:42:04-05:00May 21st, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has reportedly opened as many as 350 recent nationwide complaint investigations into whether educational agencies' websites are accessible to individuals with disabilities.

Role of Accessible Technology in Financial Services: Part Two

2016-11-10T13:42:18-05:00May 20th, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

In order to ensure appropriate accessible technology is used in the financial services sector, it is important that customers with disabilities know what’s available to them. A 2015 report released by the National Disability Institute (NDI) found: Forty-six percent of households headed by an adult with a disability were unbanked or underbanked in 2013, compared

Role of Accessible Technology in Financial Services: Part One

2016-11-10T13:44:33-05:00May 14th, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank, about 15.3 percent of the world’s population lives with some form of disability. Many of them are not provided with equal opportunities in obtaining financial products and services as compared with their peers; they are often unable to engage in services involving the financial sector

Hey Corporate America! Isn’t it time to embed ‘disability’ across the entire business enterprise?

2016-07-27T21:31:40-04:00May 14th, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

Published April 29, 2016 By John D. Kemp, President & CEO of The Viscardi Center, and Brandon M. Macsata, General Consultant, National Business & Disability Council (NBDC) at The Viscardi Center In 2013, Dorie Clark outlined in Forbes Magazine how societal acceptance toward the LGBT community was transforming the modern day business enterprise. [1] For businesses

United States: Is Everyone’s Website Illegal?

2016-11-10T13:44:50-05:00May 14th, 2016|Accessibility, Clear View News|

Your website consists of visible text and graphics, geared to the sighted reader. Its terms and conditions include legal disclaimers and limitations of liability, which, it explains, apply unless they are specifically prohibited by law. As a service to the public, you have posted scores of videos providing useful information for consumers in your industry. Are these common practices illegal?

How Facebook is helping the blind ‘see’ pictures their friends share online

2016-11-10T13:47:44-05:00April 6th, 2016|Clear View News|

Originally posted in The Washington Post April 5 at 11:46 AM Three women test out the new automatic alt text feature on their Facebook mobile app. (Facebook) Matt King sat down one Saturday morning six years ago with what seemed like a simple mission: He wanted to add a few friends on Facebook. “I eventually

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