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Why Asking for Accessibility “Tips” is Useless (and Even Harmful)

A sculpture of a devil looking at his cellphone sitting on a wall in front of a Roman aqueduct.

I’m often asked for quick and easy accessibility tips or guidelines — as if there’s a magic wand that can instantly make a business accessible with the push of a button. While I understand the desire for a fast solution, accessibility isn’t about shortcuts. It’s about strategy, foresight, and a commitment to truly understanding the needs of disabled customers.

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Northern Lights, Color Perception, and Accessibility

Pink hues on the night sky with clouds above trees and a house.

Last Friday, May 10, the skies over New York State put on an unexpected show: the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. This phenomenon is typically reserved for more northern latitudes but, due to heightened solar activity, was visible as far south as Italy and Florida.

Despite the cloudy weather earlier in the evening, the skies cleared close to midnight, giving those who stayed up a chance to witness this rare event.

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