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05/05/2026

Online learning can be anywhere, anytime. It can fit in with your lifestyle.

If the online learning has been made accessible, it can also be a solution for everyone regardless of ability.

05/05/2026

Many students disengage when documents feel cluttered or inconsistent. Accessible resources use structure, tagging, and clear hierarchy to support focus and reduce cognitive load. These resources help educators create learning environments where more students succeed.

See practical steps for building accessible resources here: https://bit.ly/48CSFzQ

From tagged PDFs to captioned lectures, accessible resources remove barriers and support every learner. See how to make education truly inclusive.

04/05/2026

A little bit of inspiration from James Clear this morning: "It's more fun to be a fan than a critic. I'm not looking to spend my life tearing things down, when it can be so satisfying to build things up."

Love this, and it is a mindset that I try to have. (while not perfect, it starts with recognising it, right!). So instead of complaining about what is not right, I ask myself what can I do to make a difference? What skills, knowledge and contacts do I have that I can use?

One big difference I am wanting to make is around audio description (AD). Most don't know what it is, let alone the importance of it in video content, especially educational content. (AD is a spoken description added to video that explains what is shown on screen, whereas captions are written to capture what is said on screen).

So instead of standing by and not doing anything about this massive gap in our online video content for those who are blind especially, I have built a tool to make adding AD easy. Now I am seeking out those who have worked in this space to learn from them, to help educate people on the importance and how to write it.

There is so much work to be done in this space, which needs to be a team effort. Working together is how change will happen and it starts with having the right mindset – "being a fan of what is possible".

01/05/2026

“When we design for disability first, we often stumble upon solutions that are better than those when we design for the norm.” – Elise Roy

Good design works for everyone.

Prioritising accessibility isn’t a limitation, it’s what makes design smarter. Inclusive design leads to better results, stronger connections, and a world where no one is left out.

01/05/2026

There is definitely and art to describing visuals for those who aren't accessing them. We often hear about including information that is relevant to the intended purpose, but there is generally less focus on how what we choose not to describe could affect the intended purpose.

There is a reason that brands will use diverse actors / models when trying to sell to an audience, even if the product is not related to a person. Choosing to have (or not to have) representation of particular groups says something about the brand and can sometimes speak louder than the intended message.

Maybe the "point" of the car ad is not that a multicultural family is driving it, but the point is that anyone can drive the car. Simplifying this audio description to "a family" driving to the coast forces the listener to fill in the blanks based on their own experiences.

Consider "How does the story change if I don't include this?" along with how it changes if I do.

28/04/2026

"Neurodiversity is simply part of the natural spectrum of human diversity, and every individual has unique strengths and abilities."

Yes we do!
We all have our unique strengths and abilities.

28/04/2026

Your digital archive tells your organisation’s story but if your reports, policies or training materials aren’t accessible, some people can’t read that story at all.

Inaccessible content means voices excluded and opportunities missed. It’s time to fix that.

Meet Aandi’s Legacy Package helps you make your documents and videos accessible, steadily, more affordably, and for everyone.

Catch up now:
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27/04/2026

Yes, we are making another post about Math - but we promise this actually is exciting!

Having the ability to interact with information, rather than it being static, is one of the greatest way of improving access. Math problems become even more problematic if a screen reader or other assistive technology has difficulty conveying the information to those who need it.

The article shows a good demonstration of how the technology is advancing and the user experience improvements. These positive steps forward bring us closer to equal access for everyone.

A year ago, NWEA, now part of HMH, shared their innovative approach to make math more accessible for students. The aim was to identify the biggest challenges and gaps in mathematics for students who use screen readers and refreshable braille devices, because classroom materials are not always adapte...

24/04/2026

“We should celebrate neurodiversity. The world would be poorer and life duller if we were all the same.” – Neil Milliken

Neurodiversity is not a challenge to overcome but a strength to recognise.

When organisations embrace different ways of thinking and learning, creativity and innovation thrive.

We all have a role to play in building a village where every mind is valued, supported, and included — in good times and in bad.

24/04/2026

Designing for neurodiversity isn’t just about accessibility—it’s about unlocking potential.

When Legal & General redesigned their digital experience for ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia, the impact was immediate: traffic surged 50% in a single day, conversions doubled within months, and ROI followed in a year.

If designing for the edges creates better outcomes for everyone… what possibilities are you missing?

Read the full case study:

The Legal & General Case Study

21/04/2026

We love this quote from Debra Ruh "Accessibility allows us to tap into everyone's potential".

Instead of someone being singled out as being 'different' with special accessible access, what if we catered for all abilities.

When communicating online in particular, there should be no excuse for delivering information that is not accessible to everyone.

When we remove barriers everyone benefits.

21/04/2026

Your PDFs and reports might look polished, but are they truly accessible?

Accessible documents ensure screen readers, assistive tech, and every reader can navigate and understand your content.

At Meet Aandi, we transform everyday files into inclusive, WCAG-compliant resources so everyone gets equal access. Accessibility is good design put into practice.