Consulting firm finds niche helping web developers overcome obstacles for physically disabled


  • TECH
  • Sunday, 18 Jun 2017

Two Accessible360 co-founders, Aaron Cannon, left foreground, and Mark Lacek, right foreground. With them were Douglas Hegley, left, and Doug Krukowski. (Jeff Wheeler/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

MINNEAPOLIS: Surfing the Web is an entirely different experience for someone with a physical disability. 

Something as simple as buying an outfit online or sending messages to co-workers can be challenging on many sites and web applications for someone who can't see the screen or has trouble moving a mouse. 

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