When the future forgot accessibility

How the evolution from knobs to touchscreens failed many of us In science fiction, the future is usually sleek, filled with glass screens and dazzling visual interfaces. Over time, designers and manufacturers have done their best to bring that vision to household objects. From smartphones to kitchen appliances, glass screens have become the default interface » Read More […]

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Announcing our new website and videos

Imagine shopping for a new app or even a new phone, but without knowing if you can actually use it. That’s the frustrating reality many people with disabilities face when using technology. Standard Accessibility Reporting (SAR) is aiming to change that. To find out more about SAR’s mission and current work, please visit the new » Read More […]

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SAR Webinar with OZeWAI – Nov 2024

Dr Chris Law shared the current work Standard Accessibility Reporting (SAR) is doing in developing industry consensus standard scoring systems for the accessibility of consumer technology products, websites, and apps. OZeWAI is a supporting partner of SAR in Australia. Find out how accessibility professionals can stay up to date, and contribute as part of SAR’s » Read More […]

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