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      • Accessibility makes new cybersecurity requirements more robust
      • Framework contract with the whole Stockholm Region
      • Increase cognitive accessibility in digital interfaces
      • AI-based and inclusive recruitment
        • Do you have experience with AI in recruitment?
      • Accessibility – an important part of sports
      • Consumer rights for everyone
      • IAAP Nordic
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      • Integration of web accessibility in university education in the EU
      • Nordic knowledge on web accessibility
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        • Digital skills for inclusive employment – report published
      • European Political Party websites
      • Funka Foundation provides expert support to EU project
      • Stuttering: in focus at last
      • Bridging the gap: Empowering UX-students to address all users’ needs
      • Accessibility of cookie notifications
        • How do cookies work for you?
        • New research shows how cookie notifications can be more accessible
      • Accessibility in surveys
        • Make your surveys easier to manage for users
      • Expertise based on personal experience
        • Webinar: Expertise based on personal experience
      • Digital currency dialogue forum
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      • Self-paced training
      • EAA-specific training offer
      • New courses coming up!
      • IAAP Professional Certification Preparation Training
        • Self-paced IAAP certification preparation courses
        • CPACC certification preparation training
        • Web Accessibility Specialist
        • ADS certification preparation training
    • Document remediation
    • The missing link – the user perspective on accessibility
    • Action-based accessibility audit
  • Combining perspectives
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      • EAA – insufficient information to consumers
      • Accessible support – new requirements under the Accessibility Act
      • Public Procurement Guidance for Accessibility
        • Workshop on procurement
      • Research informs new European standards on accessibility
      • Canada adopts the EN301549 – and makes it accessible!
      • European Accessibility Act: implementation regarding e-books
      • The value of a life must be equal
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    • EU-funded study on Multimodality
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      • To think and talk like your customers
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      • “No gritting or snow clearance”
      • An adapted car makes travelling easier and more independent
      • Adolf Ratzka has left us
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      • I don’t want to work on creating accessible documents
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Robert “Robban“ Lindblom. Photo.

Our team is growing!

To keep up with all the exciting new projects and assignments, we welcome Robert “Robban“ Lindblom to the team. Robban has a solid background in the visual impairment movement and extensive experience in training people in the use of assistive technology.

Robban will be supporting our test panel for accessibility and usability testing, carry out training courses and be involved in several of our user-centered research projects. We asked him to introduce himself to our readers and followers:

I am 36 years old, live in Norrköping, Sweden, and was born with a visual impairment. My vision is about 10%. When I got my first computer as a teenager, I got interested in digital accessibility because I tried to adapt everything on the computer so that it would work for me, even though I didn’t know what accessibility was at the time.

What made you apply to the Funka Foundation?

I believe that digital accessibility is a right that benefits everyone, and now that so much is happening in this area, I want to be part of that journey forward. During the autumn and spring of 2024/25, I took a course at the Funka Foundation. There, I was able to build on my interest in accessibility and gain a more solid foundation, which has led to me to now working with accessibility every day.

The other part is that I enjoy working with people. I enjoy interacting with people and building relationships, which is important in this role.

Would you like to share something personal?

My wife and I have just moved into a house, so we’re busy with that at the moment, and looking forward to getting everything in order. When I’m not busy with the house, I play electric guitar and sing (growl) in the metal band I’m in, do a bit of gaming and go for long walks with our dog.

And if you look into future?

I look forward to developing and learning more in the field of accessibility, especially in areas other than visual impairment, although I can of course learn more there too.

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