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Not all barriers are physical. Many websites and digital services still exclude users through invisible obstacles. Learn what digital barriers are, why they matter, and how to remove them to create a more inclusive online world.

Web accessibility isn't just a good practice: it's a way to ensure no one is excluded from your online content. And with new regulations coming soon, it's also a legal issue that shouldn't be underestimated.

Society spends more and more time online, but not everyone can access online content with the same ease. In fact, people with disabilities often encounter obstacles that others don't even notice when visiting a website. These can make it difficult to read text, watch videos, fill out forms, or interact with buttons and links. Making a website accessible means breaking down barriers and allowing everyone to navigate freely.

Home automation promises convenience and independence, but is that really the case for those with disabilities? In this article, I explore firsthand how SMART and accessible a "smart" home really is, and where, instead, there's still a long way to go.