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An eye-tracker bar mounted below a monitor with a single-switch button visible on the desk — the visual marker for alternative-input-modalities reporting.

eye-tracking

Eye-tracking, head-pointer, and switch input on the modern web

How modern web apps work — and break — for users navigating via eye-tracker, head-pointer, or switch input. A concept primer on the hardware, the relevant WCAG criteria, and the design patterns that survive single-axis input.

May 22, 2026 16 min read By Disability World

braille-displays

Refreshable braille displays in 2026: a buyer's guide across 12 models

An engineering primer comparing 12 refreshable braille displays in 2026 — Humanware Brailliant BI 40X / 20X, HIMS Polaris / QBraille XL, Orbit Reader 40 / 20, APH Mantis Q40 / Chameleon 20, Eurobraille Esys, Help Tech Activator, and Dot Pad — with a feature matrix, top-three picks.

May 22, 2026 20 min read By Disability World

Four pairs of headphones arranged in a flat-lay grid on a wooden desk — the visual marker for the screen-reader landscape catalogue.

screen-readers

The screen reader roadmap for 2026: JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, TalkBack

Four screen readers shape almost the entire assistive-tech web.

May 22, 2026 21 min read By Disability World