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Five simple tips for designing accessible web forms
Web forms today are easy to create, and easy to get wrong. Check out these tips for making sure they're accessible.
BENDIGO EASTER EGG HUNT TICKETS ON SALE FROM TODAY!
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!
iVote this NSW election
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?
Five everyday items originally designed to help people with disab...
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.
How CAPTCHA discriminates against people who are blind
On 31 January the cut off for opting out of My Health Record will close.
What is NDIS plan management?
NDIS plan management is the way the funding in your National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plan is managed. There are several kinds of plan management so making the right choice is important.
What is website accessibility?
When we talk about accessibility, some people tend to think about physical accessibility like ramps and elevators in buildings. But what about digital/website accessibility – what is it and why is it important?
White canes: What you need to know
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The white cane is an important tool for independence and mobility among people who are blind or have low vision. Read on for what you need to know about the history and use of white canes.
Survey shows blind people significantly underemployed around the ...
New research from the CNIB Foundation, Vision Australia and the Blind Foundation of New Zealand found people with sight loss are significantly less likely to be employed full time compared to their sighted counterparts.