Why, oh why, do banks send phishing messages.
The banks, governments and other institutions tell us the hallmarks of fraudulent communications. So it is madness when they send messages that look fraudulent.
Apple Pay a boon to people with disabilities - Excellent usabilty can lead to excellent accessibility
Apple Pay is easier to use and more secure than contactless cards, it also provides specific benefits to people with disabilities.
Stylish Documents are Best – A Rant
Word processors have powerful tools that make it easy to create elegant and accessible documents. Many people do not know how to use them which is a disaster.
Lady Soho and Dot Everyone
Martha Lane Fox gave the Dimbleby Lecture and made a passionate plea for putting the Internet at the heart of the UK.
Bloor Opinion in Sweden - Peter Abrahams is quoted in Swedish MacWorld about Accessiblity
Peter is quoted in Swedish Macworld April 2013
Bloor Research joins national campaign to help disabled people get online
Bloor becomes a partner of Go ON Gold
Transport for London Accessible Apps Competition
Transport for London is partnering with OneVoice to promote a competition to improve the variety of accessible apps providing real time travel information in London.
What did the Paralympics teach us?
Will the paralympics create a drive for more accessible ICT?
Subtitles should be promoted to all users
Subtitles (captioning) on videos is designed to help people with hearing impairments but it can benefit most users and should be promoted as such.
Think user not creator should be an adage of the digital age
Creators of content should take time and effort to ensure that the content is easy for the user to absorb, understand and act on