CityMouse, Inc.

01/14/2023

Inclusive design brilliance:

A castle in Italy has braille etched in the railing that describes the view for blind people 🤎

02/05/2018

Tue, Feb 6, 2018, 5:30 PM: Summary:CADET is NCAM's free software for writing captions and descriptions. It runs in any browser and can export captions in file formats commonly used online today by mos

09/19/2017

1. Left align text Align your text to the left and leave it ragged on the right. Left-aligned text increases reading speed. The straight left edge

09/18/2017

We continue to be impressed with Starbucks and their forward thinking inclusive business practices.

"Fantastic campaign launching today by our friends at Starbucks. This is right in line with LinkedIn's message - let's get past stereotypes, let's ask better questions, and let's get to know our veterans." —Daniel Savage

Check out starbucks.com/veterans to learn more.

Since 2013, Starbucks has hired over 10,000 veterans and military spouses. See how they are changing our perspectives and our company for the better every day.

09/15/2017

"The Brick Underground’s late podcast host, Jhoanna Robledo, asked these questions in an interview with Victor Calise, New York’s Commissioner in the Mayor’s office for People with Disabilities. It was her final episode, now posthumously released." —Victor Calise
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09/08/2017

Apple Inc. will still sell an iPhone, but expect the device to morph into a suite of apps and services, enhanced with AI and AR, part of a ‘body area network’ of devices, batteries and sensors.

09/06/2017

Employers must learn how to adequately support staff who have suffered strokes in response to changing workforce demographics. That is the advice of HR and diversity consultancy, the Clear Company, du...

09/04/2017

Advertising is the study of human behaviour and how to influence it. Understanding what makes individuals tick and encouraging them to engage and take

07/28/2017

CityMouse Digital Marketing Agency receives the 2017 TITLE IV ADA Sapolin Telecommunication Award from Mayor Bill de Blasio for their work in making the web more accessible for persons with disabilities.

July 26, 2017
NEW YORK–– CityMouse, Inc. was honored by Mayor de Blasio and Disabilities Commissioner, Victor Calise with the Sapolin Telecommunications award during a packed reception held at Gracie Mansion on the 27th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA Sapolin Award is named after the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities Commissioner Matthew Sapolin who passed away in 2011.
Signed in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act has fostered independence, empowerment and inclusion for millions of Americans living with disabilities. To honor and celebrate the passage of the ADA, each year the City of New York presents four awards in recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to increasing accessibility for people with disabilities under the Titles of the American with Disabilities Act, known as the ADA Awards.

The ceremony was part of a larger effort by the de Blasio Administration to recognize and support New Yorkers with disabilities. In July 2016, Mayor de Blasio and the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities released AccessibleNYC, the City’s first annual report on the state of people with disabilities. The interagency report outlined current and forward-looking efforts to improve accessibility and inclusion in transportation, education, employment and health, as well as City services, institutions and resources.

The second edition notably highlights the City’s launch of NYC: AT WORK – a public-private partnership to bring more well-paid, career-track jobs to New Yorkers with disabilities – and the release of the second edition of the Inclusive Design Guidelines – an update to the 2010 manual to help architects construct disability-friendly City spaces.

CityMouse, Inc. was founded in 1996 as one of New York’s first independent Internet media agencies, and is a full-service digital agency offering innovative Web design, app development, and consulting services. Incorporating state-of-the-art Cognitive Design principles and best practices, CityMouse creates inclusive and responsive websites and apps that work on all devices for people of all abilities.

For more information about CityMouse, Inc., please contact:
John Kirkwood, President | CityMouse, Inc.
254 West 25 Street, New York, NY 10001
Tel: (212) 924-4972
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.citymouse.com