Vision Australia has enjoyed a long association with the National Braille Music Camp (NBMC), held each year in June at Frensham School, Mittagong.
Portable document format files, or PDFs, are as much a part of our lives as the internet itself. Sometimes they cop a bit of flak for being inaccessible, when in reality, if they are tagged correctly they can meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Parts of the Web Content Accessibility Guideline 2.0 (WCAG 2.0) can be difficult to understand, especially if you're rapidly trying to get your head around it and apply it before your website or article is launched to the public.
The white cane is one of many mobility aids used by people of all ages who are blind or have low vision.
For people who are blind or have low vision, orientation and mobility skills are key to enabling them to independently and confidently take on any environment they may encounter. But what exactly is orientation and mobility?
The Envoy Connect Audio Player is a new and convenient way to access audio books from the Vision Australia Library.
Web forms today are easy to create, and easy to get wrong. Check out these tips for making sure they're accessible.
The Vision Australia Bendigo Easter Egg Hunt returns in 2019 for two days that are sure to make it the Easter egg-stravaganza of the year!
Did you know that if you are a voter in NSW, and are blind or have low vision, you will again be able to cast a secret, independent and verifiable vote in the New South Wales general election using iVote from home?
Inclusive design is a term that gets thrown around these days, but it has one simple and guiding principle; ensuring that products and services are able to be experienced by more people.
You might not know it, but many everyday items owe their existence to inclusive design.
You might not know it, but many everyday items owe their existence to inclusive design.