Category: UI Accessibility

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OS 26: A Step Backward for Accessibility?

As a misophonia sufferer and accessibility advocate, I was hopeful that the official release of iOS 26 would fix the…
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Sensory Accessibility Considerations in iOS 26

I have downloaded and tested the beta for iOS 26 on my iPhone 14 pro max to get a general…
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Sensory Accessibility in World of Warcraft

I am writing based on sensory concerns in World of Warcraft specifically. I am the Director of The International Misophonia…
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UI & WoW: Accessibility and Sensory-Friendly Options in Blizzard Games

The following is a letter to Blizzard Entertainment, written by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond: Dear Blizzard Accessibility and Development Teams, I hope…
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Apps for Documents Without Blinking Cursor (Text Caret) on iPad and iPhone

If you have a vestibular disorder, ADHD, misokinesia, or other sensory processing condition, you may be aware that most applications…
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Misophonia Video Game Mods

Misophonia mods for video games have become more common, and we’re absolutely delighted. This list aims to highlight mods that…
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Microsoft Teams and Edge now Honour “Prefers Cursor Non-Blink” on Mac

Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, and the International Misophonia Foundation have been working with the accessibility/disability department at Microsoft to advocate for the…
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Demand Accessible Gaming from Steam, EA, Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox!

Gaming is a source of entertainment and connection for millions, but for many individuals with health conditions such as cybersickness,…
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The Neglect of Accessibility in Tech: When Developers Are Dismissive and Rude

In an age where technology touches nearly every aspect of our lives, the issue of accessibility has never been more…
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Why Computers Are Not Sensory-Friendly: A Wake-Up Call for Inclusive Design

For many, computers are indispensable tools, seamlessly blending work, entertainment, and communication. But for individuals with sensory processing disorders, interacting…
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