JAWS, Job Access with Speech, is a computer screen reader for Microsoft Windows. It allows blind and visually impaired users to read the screen and navigate without a mouse. It provides the user with a text-to-speech output or braille display. The software is capable of reading documents, emails, websites, and apps as well filling out […]

In 2020, most of the products we use today have some type of dark mode integrated into the user interface. Dark mode is a color scheme which utilizes light-colored text, icons, and graphical user interface elements on a dark background. Dark mode is often associated with accessibility with its user-friendliness to those who have poor

Noted is a smart note-taking app that allows users to take notes while recording audio. It’s a great app for whenever you want to quickly jot down notes during a lecture, meeting, or a conference so you can focus more on the present moment. You can go back and listen to the audio to organize

Timed Tickets vs. Plan your visit vs. Book your visit vs. Free timed ticket While it is common for museums to have call to action buttons or multiple ways to guide the visitors to purchase and reserve tickets, there should be a tasteful and simple way to guide the visitor to this action. MoMA’s homepage