Updated standards, everyday gaps, and high-impact improvements.

ADHD involves executive dysfunction, time blindness, and working memory barriers that standard technology often overlooks. Cognitive accessibility, unlike sensory or motor access, is still largely treated as a productivity problem rather than an access problem. This session reframes digital tools as cognitive accessibility aids, presenting inclusive design patterns, no-code workflows, and real examples of technology that support ADHD cognition instead of overwhelming it.

E-commerce is growing rapidly, and more and more everyday services require us to handle prices, discounts, dates and times. But for the approximately 5 percent of the population who have dyscalculia, that kind of numerical information often becomes a barrier at the very first click. That’s something we want to change. E-commerce, ticket booking and .../

Step-by-step tutorials for using all 3mpwrApp features. Learn how to navigate the app, use wellness tools, manage evidence, and advocate for your rights.

We’ll discuss how cognitive accessibility objectives relate to WCAG 2.2, giving product teams gain a new common language for discussing accessibility standards.

Unlock the full potential of your website with expert cognitive accessibility tips. Explore WCAG guidelines, design patterns, and real-world case studies.

Imagine browsing a website where every sentence feels like a tongue twister, navigation menus resemble a labyrinth, and pop-ups appear faster than you can say "cognitive overload." Sounds exhausting,…

What makes digital services easy or difficult to use from a cognitive perspective? We have gathered experiences from users through focus groups and workshops. Here are the results so far. How do digital services actually work for people with cognitive impairments, and what needs to change? That is the starting point for the project “Increased .../