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Amping It Up!: Back at the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 It’s that time of year once again. I’m excited to be at PNSQC and in a new location. We are at the University Place Hotel and Conference Center, which is part of Portland State University. This is the first time PNSQC has been here but not the fi…

Amping It Up!: Back at the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 It’s that time of year once again. I’m excited to be at PNSQC and in a new location. We are at the University Place Hotel and Conference Center, which is part of Portland State University. This is the first time PNSQC has been here but not the fi…

The Different Dimensions of Accessibility: Cognitive: Training for Accessibility (Part 6)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

While often overlooked, cognitive disabilities are perhaps one of the most common yet least seen of the disability families we have discussed. Cognitive disabilities are varied and present some challenges that can affect how navigate and interact with …

The Different Dimensions of Accessibility: Cognitive: Training for Accessibility (Part 6)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

While often overlooked, cognitive disabilities are perhaps one of the most common yet least seen of the disability families we have discussed. Cognitive disabilities are varied and present some challenges that can affect how navigate and interact with …

The Different Dimensions of Accessibility: Mobility: Training for Accessibility (Part 5)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 When we think about accessibility and people with disabilities, mobility is the area that we are most familiar with and the most obvious of disabilities. We also refer to these as physical or motor disabilities. Most of the accessibility options …

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