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The Eye-Able blog is your go-to source for inspiration and information on digital accessibility. We cover current issues, legislation, and emerging technologies, all aimed at making content accessible to everyone.

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Digital Accessibility Worldwide: Breaking Boundaries Together

In the picture on the background of the Eye-Able design the two company names "dotfly" and "Eye-Able" are to be seen.

Green Internet: The connection between accessibility and sustainability

Auf dem Bild sind fünf Icons zu sehen, die jeweils ein Ohr, ein Auge, einen Menschen mit Blindenstock, einen Menschen im Rollstuhl und einen Kopf abbilden.

The future is accessible - The ABC of WCAG 2.2

Artificial intelligence in digital accessibility - and how we already use it

The picture shows a woman in a wheelchair wearing VR glasses.

What is digital accessibility really good for? Facts and Figures 2

The picture shows a woman in a wheelchair wearing VR glasses.

What is digital accessibility really good for? Facts and Figures

A person in a wheelchair has thrown a ball into the air with their left hand. The ball is already in the air and the person is pointing upwards with their left index finger. In the background, the crowd in a stadium applauds while a sporting event is shown on a large screen. The person is wearing a red sports jersey.

Beyond stereotypes? Representation of disabilities in the media

Es ist eine Straßensperrung zu sehen, welche eine Straße Richtung Strand blockiert. Auf der Sperrung hängt ein Schild, auf dem "Straße gesperrt" auf englisch steht. Im Hintergrund sind Sanddünen und blauer Himmel zu sehen.

Recognizing barriers: The most common barriers in everyday life

Two people are depicted speaking sign language together. Both are blonde and the person on the left is wearing glasses. They are sitting on a grey couch in a living room.

The fascinating world of sign language - Communicating without sound

Four people, forming a work-related team, are sitting around a table. One person stands and explains a figure standing in the middle of the group.

Accessible Web Design: Eye-Able® & TWT - A powerful team for digital inclusion

A man is depictured working on a Laptop at home.

Remote work and disability: a great opportunity for inclusion

A comic-style doctor working on a laptop is depicted. Above him is the general sign for accessibility.

Inclusion wanted - Accessibility in medical care

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The round has to go into the square - and inclusion has to go everywhere!

Eye-Able® reaches the rhine

Lower Franconia becomes even more accessible: Schweinfurt.de meets Eye-Able®!