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Webbla – For People Who Remember Websites By Their Appearance

By Ricky Buchanan on November 13, 2008

Webbla – For People Who Remember Websites By Their Appearance

The Finder, iTunes, and iPhoto all now let you browse through your materially visually if you wish, instead of looking at lines of text. The address book program Espy is a third party utility we reviewed that does the same for address book entries, and now we have Webbla which does the same for bookmarks.

Posted in Intellectually Impaired, Neurologically Impaired, New Software, Primary Switch Users, Users | Tagged free trial, shareware, simple interface | Leave a response

Make iTunes Easier To See and Use

By Ricky Buchanan on November 3, 2008

Make iTunes Easier To See and Use
This entry is part 9 of 10 in the series Mac Accessibility 101

There are lots of very simple things which can improve the accessibility of iTunes for those with low vision and reading impairments. This tutorial will take you through them step by step.

Posted in Information, Intellectually Impaired, Neurologically Impaired, Simple, Supporters, Users, Vision Impaired | Tagged features, itunes, Simple, simple interface, user interface | 2 Responses

Espy, a picture address book for Mac OS X

By Ricky Buchanan on May 28, 2008

Espy, a picture address book for Mac OS X

Espy is a newly released Mac OS X Address book program whose browsing is based on pictures of your contacts. It’s a great example of a program not designed specifically for people with a disability but having great applicability for people with memory, intellect, or reading problems.

Posted in Intellectually Impaired, Neurologically Impaired, New Software, Other Impairment, Supporters, Users | Tagged free trial, rolodex, shareware, simple interface, visual address book, visual rolodex | Leave a response

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