Building a community of people passionate about accessibility across technology.
A network of business professionals needing to know more, neurodiverse and people with disabilities who need more to be done, technology experts with a passion to build better, and passionate people who want to do whatever they can to work towards greater accessibility in tech.
Featuring Microsoft MVPs, technology enthusiasts, industry professionals, and more with a mix of different accessible needs.
Although predominantly focussed on Microsoft and general technologies, we welcome all technologies and experiences with the aim of creating a hub for people to come together, connect, and share.
![You! [A to Z a11y]](https://365-a11y.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/A2ZPP-Y-You-768x432.png)
You! Yes, You! You are awesome, and you are vital to accessibility in tech! Here I celebrate you, and give some pointers how you can maximise the impact made in your work. The post You! [A to Z a11y] appeared first on Hart of the Midlands. Post from Hart of the Midlands by Mike, originally published on 2025-02-26 Read You! [A to Z a11y] at Hart of the Midlands
Colour Vision Deficiency affects over 8% of men and 0.5% of women. Colour filters (including one that looks like an X-Ray mode) help present colours in a way that assists people with CVD. In this post I take a look at the colour modes, how they work, and what all this means for building solutions. The post X-Ray! [A to Z a11y] appeared first on Hart of the Midlands. Post from Hart of the Midlands by Mike, originally published on 2025-02-21 Read X-Ray! [A to Z a11y] at Hart of the Midlands
One common acronym that has run throughout many of the blog posts here is WCAG. It stands for "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" and comes from the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). It's a set of guidelines designed for websites and content, but has been adopted as the standard for digital accessibility. In this post I'll be looking at what WCAG is and some of the ways it influences how we build. The post WCAG [A to Z a11y] appeared first on Hart of the Midlands. Post from Hart of the Midlands by Mike, originally published on 2025-02-12 Read WCAG [A to Z a11y] at Hart of the Midlands
![You! [A to Z a11y]](https://365-a11y.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/A2ZPP-Y-You-150x150.png)
You! Yes, You! You are awesome, and you are vital to accessibility in tech! Here I celebrate you, and give some pointers how you can
Colour Vision Deficiency affects over 8% of men and 0.5% of women. Colour filters (including one that looks like an X-Ray mode) help present colours
One common acronym that has run throughout many of the blog posts here is WCAG. It stands for "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" and comes from
![The Voice [A to Z a11y]](https://365-a11y.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/A2ZPP-V-The-Voice-1024x576-1-150x150.png)
In this AI-assistant world of Copilots, Agents, and ever-listening smart devices, Voice is becoming more prevalent. What if this is the primary source of control
User eXperience and User Interface are massive areas of a project. Creating a community of people that includes those with disabilities and neurodiversities leads to
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Too Much Information can be a headache for most of us. For neurodiverse people or assistive technology users is can be a nightmare. In this
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