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For Global Accessibility Awareness Day this year, we partnered again with Games Accessibility Hub to do a free game accessibility review and then livestream a conversation about it with the developer.

Why are the most accessible websites the simplest ones?

We audit a lot of websites, and the pattern is consistent: the simpler the site, the fewer barriers we find. WebAIM just published its 2026 analysis of the top one million home pages, and the data says the same thing.

Accessibility in games is often framed around menus and settings, but what about the mechanics players interact with constantly? In this guest post, Yari shares their personal experience with movement systems in games and why thoughtful implementation of features like auto-run can make a bigger difference than another settings toggle.

We are building our accessibility guidelines and testing instructions around Microsoft Accessibility Insights for Web.

Something that isn’t often discussed when recommending assistive technology: why beauty and discretion matter as much as function.

This is about a hidden disability tax.

Noah tells you what it is and quantify part of it with research from the Canadian Government.

Here are some athletes who won medals at the 2026 Olympics who have discussed disability experiences in some form. All sources are linked in the article.

Untapped Accessibility and Easy Surf co-hosted a panel discussion with funders of accessibility-focused projects. Panelists discussed available funding streams and helpful tips for submitting applications.

Understand how Easy Surf creates dynamic, fully accessible PDFs for our clients including Accessible Employers.

The Abbotsford Accessibility Symposium brought together business owners, creators, and community leaders to explore how digital accessibility strengthens user experience, inclusion, and business outcomes. Tamara discusses the highlights and learnings from her time as a presentor and participant.