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Three Things A Programmer With Vision Loss Wants You To Know
We recently had a conversation with our mobile app developer, Michael Doise. We discussed Michael’s background as a programmer with vision loss and some of the features he’s been working on for WayAround. Keep reading to learn more about Michael and three key highlights from the conversation. You can also watch the entire webinar!

Assistive Technology Helps a Blind Rancher Carry on His Family's Legacy
Jason Barber’s family has operated farmland in Unionville, Tennessee since 1866. More than 20 years ago, he was diagnosed with...
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Make Your Christmas Decorations Accessible and Preserve Precious Family Memories
Keep track of memories sparked by your holiday decorations and mementos. Jaz, a blind occupational therapist from Insight4blind, shows you how...
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Your 360-Degree Plan for Independence to Keep Food Stocked and Organized
You can have the most organized pantry in the world, but you also need a plan to replace products and...
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It's Meet the Blind Month
It’s October, and that means it’s Meet The Blind Month! I love this month because it highlights one of my...
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Five Clever Ways to Attach WayTags to Your Things
No matter what you want to tag, WayAround can help. Sometimes, figuring out how to attach the tags requires some...
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Best Tips for Organizing Your Pantry and Cupboard
Could your food storage and organization use a little straightening up?So many people have taken the time to label pantry...
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The Ultimate Guide to Keep Track of Everything in Your Fridge and Freezer
Does going in your freezer ever feel like going into a cave? Yikes! It doesn't have to be that way....
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We're Hiring!
Update: The Mobile Accessibility Developer position has been filled and the Marketing Assistant position is on hold. Please check back...
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Webinar Recap: Accessibility Upgrades & Features
We have a high bar for accessibility. Whether you use a screen reader, large font, or other accessibility features on...
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