Going to the store for groceries can pose challenges or may simply be inconvenient for someone who is blind or partially sighted. We will learn about a grocery delivery application for iPhone and Android devices called Instacart. The app allows you to build a grocery list, and provides a seamless, interactive experience from the time the shopper begins purchasing your items until the time your groceries are delivered to your door. The app will be demonstrated during the session.
AppleVis is a community-powered website for blind and low vision users of Apple products.
For wheelchair users travel can be time consuming and frustrating. Transreport – smart apps that allow you, the passenger, to have control of any accessibility issues affecting your journey experience. Video avalible here.
After booking a "wheelchair accessible" hotel that ended up having stairs, a software engineer and wheelchair user in Ireland is developing an app called AccessEarth that allows people with mobility disabilities to rate restaurants, hotels and tourist attractions around the world based on how accessible they are.
New Startup App Helps People During Mental Health Crises
AccessLint is super easy to install, and there's no setup. Pick which projects you want reviewed, and AccessLint kicks into action. The next time you open a Pull Request, AccessLint reviews it for issues and adds comments to the code.
Are your loved ones suffering from Autism? Are you looking for mobile apps that may help your loved one with autism? Well, you came to the right place.
There are many new devices out there to make life easier and save time for parents. Here are some of Android,iOS and Web Application useful for Children's with a Disability .
Tecla allows people who have limited upper-body mobility to easily access their iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android smartphone, tablet and smart home systems using assistive switches.
The solution the team came up with, in collaboration with youth and adults with developmental disabilities, as well as families and staff, is MiChecker, the digital pet that turns routines into games for children and youth with developmental disabilities!
AccessNow is all about sharing accessibility information around the world. Our goal is to map as many places as we possibly can, and we invite you to help us! A worldwide community, passionate about change, together we can empower each other to have access now.
fuelService < https://fuelservice.org/en/ >Helping disabled drivers find and get assistance refueling their cars.
Windows Phone Store < http://windowsphone.com/s?appId=d7739db8-4059-4c16-b98c-fe6bd6bd44c8 >
Google Play < https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.fuelservice.app >
App Store < http://appstore.com/fuelservice >
Stepping Stones is a simple and user-friendly app which allows you to quickly create visual guides or ‘Paths’, using your own photos.
Paths make great graphic organizers. You can outline daily routines and schedules or describe the steps of an event or activity. Paths also make great social stories.
Stepping Stones offers a clean and simple experience for children and adults who benefit from visual support, including those with developmental disabilities such as Autism, attention or auditory processing deficits, learning disabilities, or anxiety.