Pinterest shares their learnings and best practices they developed over the last year as they redesigned Pinterest to be more accessible for people who are blind and visually impaired.

Great examples of scenarios that have a good storytelling aspect to them and also incorporate accessibitly needs in the scenarios.

Nice podcast interview with Laura Kalbag about accessibility. She’s the author of *Accessibility for Everyone*.

I found this site after speaking to Jayne Schurick and Whitney Quesenbery about accessibility. It gives developers links to resources that can help make website content more accessible. I was especially interested in the sonification framework which makes it easier to "create sound-based representations of interactive data..." I think it's definitely worth exploring.

This is an article about the need to expand participation of persons with disabilities in computer science research.

In this article, they talk about the things you need to consider for your user when making decsions about your visual design. It covers common mistakes that are made when it comes to choosing colors and visual elements as well quick fixes for those mistakes.

Color Safe is a tool to explore beautiful, accessible color palettes for your website based on Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).