jrlarsen (@room51.co.uk)

Designing for people who are blind - TetraLogical When designing products and services, we often think in terms of their visual appearance. However, some people use digital content without being able to see it. This means we need to design interfaces that remain understandable, navigable, and controllable even when people are unable to perceive layout, colour, and spatial clues. By doing so, we ensure designs provide a comparable experience so that people who are blind can complete tasks in a way that suits their needs without undermining the quality of the content. https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/04/02/designing-for-people-who-are-blind/