Stories

At the heart of innovation lies collaboration, and we’d like to invite you to play a pivotal role in helping us shape the future of the NSW

One area where accessibility can be easily overlooked is in the use of tables. While tables can be a powerful tool for organising data, they

The way we communicate online can either strengthen or undermine the sense of belonging for people with diverse backgrounds and abilities

In a world where the internet plays a significant role in our daily lives, ensuring that it is accessible to everyone, regardless of their

Accessibility NSW often receives questions about creating content that is easy for everyone to understand and access. In the age of

Disability rights advocate, Jodie Hoger, has worked for TAFE NSW for 27 years and is an immensely proud blind woman. Jodie is a specialist

Colour blindness, also known as colour vision deficiency (CVD), is a visual impairment that affects how people accurately perceive certain

When we explore the web, we're often immersed in a world of colours and visual elements. While these design choices can be aesthetically

A screen reader is a tool that reads out loud the text on a computer or device screen for people who are blind or visually impaired. It

My name is Liza and I’m a mum, partner, employee of DCS and fully fledged ADHD’er. I’m also a friend, avid reader, and coffee snob, but I

In today's digital world, visuals play a significant role in communication, appearing on websites, social media, presentations, and

My name is Kushal Solanki, and I am blind. I’ve been working for the NSW Government since May 2022 as a test analyst. That is, I test lots