Hi, I’m Ming, welcome to A Blinding Light. I’m a blogger and freelance writer. I focus on diversity and inclusion, accessibility and visual impairment. If you want to find out more about what I do, feel free to contact me.
Latest Posts
How to make websites accessible to blind and visually impaired users
Accessible websites enable people who are blind or vision impaired to independently complete tasks or obtain information online. If a website is accessible and offers the information or service needed, a blind or vision impaired visitor may stop to browse, book and buy. If a website is inaccessible, the user simply moves on. No matter… Continue Reading →
Beauty And The Blind: How a blind woman can find her style
In previous Beauty and the Blind posts, we talked about how appearance matters to a blind or visually impaired (VI) woman just as much as it does to our sighted friends. In this post I wanted to explore how blind women can own their style. We’ll look at why it’s important and why blindness can… Continue Reading →
How I hope my blindness affects my children
Happy Mother’s Day! … I’m going to share how i think my blindness is having a positive impact on my kids
5 Inspirational Blind Women
International Women’s Day 2021 In celebration of International Women’s Day I would like to share the stories of five inspirational women. A woman who campaigned for the rights of disabled people, women’s suffrage, labour laws and world peace, a woman who escaped slavery then helped 300 others find freedom, a woman at the forefront of… Continue Reading →
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