Accessibility
Coverage of Accessibility in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Does He Ever Sleep?’: New Honolulu Police Chief Hits The Ground Running
A new police chief in Honolulu promised to be transparent and accessible. According to observers, the chief is currently living up to this promise.
- Congress cites household expenditure data to slam Govt, says youth crying out for remedial action
Congress cites household expenditure data to criticize the government, stating that youth and their parents are seeking action on accessibility and affordability issues.
- Mark Zuckerberg launches AI optimism campaign
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, launched a campaign promoting an optimistic vision for AI's future, emphasizing Meta's commitment to connecting people through accessible technology. The campaign contrasts with competitors' dystopian narratives, highlighting Meta's focus on distributing AI benefits widely.
- If you want to create a button from scratch, you must first create the universe
The article discusses the metaphor of creating a button from scratch by first creating the universe, emphasizing foundational processes in development. It is part of a 2026 blog post on accessibility and includes a link to Hacker News comments.
- New law aims to improve accessibility at movie theaters in Virginia
A new law in Virginia aims to improve accessibility at movie theaters. New options are now available at theaters across the state.
- When and how to downsize
The article discusses downsizing as a strategic choice for older adults to enhance freedom, safety, and emotional well-being. Experts recommend starting conversations in mid-50s, evaluating home accessibility, and prioritizing practical needs over sentimental attachments to space.
- When and how to downsize
The article discusses downsizing as a proactive choice for older adults, emphasizing planning, practical considerations like accessibility and maintenance, and redefining needs for current and future life stages. Experts recommend starting conversations in mid-50s and highlight that downsizing can involve better-suited living arrangements rather than strictly smaller homes.
- When and how to downsize
The article discusses downsizing homes for older adults, emphasizing planning ahead to make it a choice that supports freedom and safety. Experts highlight considering practical factors like maintenance, accessibility, and future needs, while balancing emotional attachments to space. Downsizing can involve smaller homes, better layouts, or multigenerational spaces.
- Ember, a native iOS Hacker News reader I built around accessibility
Ember is a native iOS Hacker News reader developed with a focus on accessibility. The app was created by the author and is available on GitHub.
- How 3D printed wheelchairs may mean a brighter future at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital
Graden Knapp, a technology specialist at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital, created the first nearly complete 3D printed wheelchair using a design from charity engineers at Made Good. The wheelchair is cost-effective, customizable, and aims to improve patient care and child comfort during hospital stays.
- Using Kagi Search with Low Vision
An article discussing the accessibility features and usability of Kagi Search for individuals with low vision. The piece explores how Kagi's search interface and customization options can be optimized for users with visual impairments.
- Man's metal best friend? Visually impaired people test robot guide dogs
Visually impaired individuals are testing robotic guide dogs as an alternative to traditional canine guides. The initiative explores advanced technology to enhance accessibility and independence for people with visual impairments.