How publishing has helped and hindered me: Experiences and advice from a blind reader and publisher |
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| Authors: | George Abbott |
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| Institution: | Director of the American Foundation for the Blind Press, 2 Penn Plaza, Suite 1102, New York, USA |
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| Abstract: | Key points - Braille remains a relevant technology for access.
- Properly structured content is vital for ease of understanding, as are correctly labelled links and action buttons.
- Accessibility has hugely improved in the past 30 years but remains a fragile benefit, relying on stringent adherence to standards.
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