CPACC Study Tips: How I Passed Without Losing My Mind
I just passed the CPACC exam and my brain’s still recovering. This post breaks down how I studied, what caught me off guard, and what I’d change if I had…
How to Practice Disability Etiquette and Avoid Common Mistakes
This is the fourth article in our CPACC study series( See the full articles of this series here). Today, we’re tackling something that’s often misunderstood: Disability Etiquette. This is a…
CPACC Study Guide: Understanding Disability Data
Why These Stats Matter? Alright, we’ve covered the Theoretical Models of Disability and the Different Disability Categories. Now, let’s talk numbers. But they’re not just numbers; they tell a story.…
CPACC Prep Series: Breaking Down Disabilities & Assistive Tech
So, we’ve already tackled the Theoretical Models of Disability (read the Theoretical Model post here), and now it’s time to understand the Categories of Disabilities. Because if we claim to…
Mastering CPACC Exam: A Guide to Theoretical Disability Models
Alright, if you’ve been following my journey, you know I’ve been in CPACC exam prep since mid-October, and the big day is just around the corner—15 days to go!! 😅…
Reflecting on 2024: Growth Through the CPACC Journey
As 2024 wraps up, I can’t help but look back at how much this year has taught me. Accessibility has always been close to my heart, but jumping into the…
Think Simple: How to Design for Neurodivergent Users
Let’s talk about something that often slips under the radar when designing websites: Cognitive Accessibility. When accessibility comes up, the focus usually lands on visual or mobility challenges—and hey, those…
Models of Disability: Beyond Compliance to Real Inclusion
I’m shaking things up here and taking a quick break from our WCAG series to share something I’ve been studying while prepping for my CPACC certification: The theoretical models of…
WCAG Guidelines: The Ultimate Guide to Accessibility Goals
Welcome to your no-BS guide to WCAG! If you’ve been keeping up with our WCAG 2.2 series, you’ll remember the four foundational principles of web accessibility: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and…
POUR Some Magic: Understanding the Four Principles of Accessibility
Welcome back! Today, we’re diving headfirst into our WCAG series(missed the intro? Catch it here) with a no-nonsense look at the core of accessibility: the POUR Principles. These principles are…