Accessible Maps And Wayfinding Tools For Low Vision
Common types of accessible maps and wayfinding tools for low vision and blind users that organizations can implement in their spaces.| Veroniiiica
Common types of accessible maps and wayfinding tools for low vision and blind users that organizations can implement in their spaces.| Veroniiiica
My favorite tips for how to write alt text for memes, reaction images, and other types of social media comedy content, written by someone with low vision| Veroniiiica
I'm not their biggest fan, but they follow me anyway- here is how I deal with unwanted attention from using a blindness cane with low vision| Veroniiiica
Looking for accessible GPS applications for blind and low vision users? A list of popular O&M apps with multi language and international support.| Veroniiiica
When I have new friends ask me about my disability or chronic illness, here is how I talk about my own experiences, what I can do independently, and what I might need help with| Veroniiiica
Here is how I use built in features on Google Maps and Apple Maps for navigating my college campus with low vision| Veroniiiica
Have a research paper due? Consider writing about disability, assistive technology, or accessibility topics using these research tips| Veroniiiica
Meeting another student with low vision and not sure what to talk about? Here are some examples of questions to ask about assistive technology| Veroniiiica
Here are my tips for walking in the rain on a college campus and using a blindness cane in the rain, from a student with low vision who uses a blindness cane| Veroniiiica
A call to action for adding a content warning for Incredibles 2 strobe lights, written on June 14th, 2018. Disney added the content warning on June 18th, 2018.| Veroniiiica
How to make any Android smartphone available in large text and accessible to users who are blind, visually impaired, low vision, or who don't want to put on reading glasses to use their phone.| Veroniiiica
The ultimate guide to learning to self-advocate for students with disabilities, written from the perspective of a student with low vision| Veroniiiica
