Low-vision and blind screen readers users do not use accessibility overlays
A new usability study clearly shows that website overlays do not serve any needs of a significant group of people with disabilities.
Post series: Don't Use Website Accessibility Overlays
How to make your website accessible (and not use an accessibility overlay)
There is no such thing as a cheap and easy “fix” to supporting and communicating with people with disabilities. Every single person who reads this post has a role in making websites more accessible. Yes, even you!
Why I won’t install an accessibility overlay on your website
Anyone who knows me knows that I care a lot about making websites accessible. So it may surprise you that I won’t install a certain kind of web accessibility tool. Here’s why.