Yvonne Nielsen wrote an article published in the Terrace Standard on accessibility. In her article, she speaks about how accessibility benefits everyone and how the tools designed for those with disabilities have become a common tool that everyone, regardless of individual needs, now use — such as, audio books, automatic doors, ramps, and more.
Read her article here: https://digital.terracestandard.com/Terrace-Standard-05212026/5/
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