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There are about 800 million people with disabilities around the world. Both by situation and ability to use, most of them uses digital products given that products are accessible and meet global standards.

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ServeOM Inclusion aims to be help community to build inclusive web and mobile experiences. There are at least about 700 million people with disabilities across the globe and all of them would love to enjoy the power of internet like anyone else!
Today Internet is not a luxury but an essential part of daily life. Internet helps us to in almost every aspect of our life, may it be for education, banking, shopping, research, entertainment, playing, communication and more. Internet today does not limit to the desktop but also been used on mobile and tablet devices. That brings flexibility to the users.
So let’s make our web and mobile experiences usable and accessible to all including people with disabilities, elderly and mobile users!

What’s New?

  • We have started published short videos. Watch SI Videos page to view; do let us know if you would like us to address a specific topic.
  • To mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2020, we will be posting a series of posts and videos. Stay tuned. Do reach out to us for ideas to mark GAAD during this unprecedented situation of COVID 19.
  • Srinivasu has been invited to address employees at Infosys Limited on 7th December, 2018
  • International Day of Persons with Disabilities has been a grand success. A lot of activities took place across the world. Stay tuned for a blog post
  • National Disability Consultation on Rights of Persons with disabilities Act 2016 is being hosted by NCPEDP in partnership with Department of Empowerment of People with Disabilities; supported by Axis Bank, International Committee of the Red Cross & Leonard Cheshire on 19th & 20th July, 2018 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
  • We are updating our tutorials section. Stay tuned.
  • Microsoft’s SeeingAI app now identifies Indian currency. It has become huge challenge for people with vision impaired when a few months when Reserve Bank of India has released new currency notes. All the notes appear almost at the same size. Now though not a solution for all users, but those fortunate enough to have an iPhone can use Microsoft’s SeeingAI to identify Indian currency. Readstory on Microsoft news
  • Srinivasu was invited to speak as part of Design Thinking Series at IBM Labs in Bangalore. View slides

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