The 2025 WebAIM report found 50.9 million accessibility errors across a million homepages. Despite progress, most websites still fail basic usability tests. As we mark World Usability Day 2025, it’s …
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From a Spanish court’s landmark verdict to India’s ₹22.7 lakh crore of invisible labour, unpaid work continues to shape women’s lives. This commentary explores whether recognising domestic work through money …
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All-women dark store by DTDC: Lighting the way for gender inclusion in logistics
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainDTDC Express Ltd. is redefining logistics with its All-Women Dark Store in Indore. From packaging to delivery, the women-led team manages it all — proving that speed and inclusion can …
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From voice-based interfaces to AI captions and ergonomic desks, inclusive design is redefining the modern workplace. As we celebrate World Usability Day 2025, it’s time to recognise usability as more …
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World Usability Day 2025: Designing emerging technologies for the human experience
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPWorld Usability Day (November 13, 2025) reminds us that progress means designing technology that serves people, not the other way around. This year’s theme — Emerging Technologies and the Human …
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From brand feminism to curated freedom, Neurotic Nayika questions how empowerment turned into a trend. Real empowerment isn’t glossy; it is about access, equality, and fairness for every woman.
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Equal work, Unequal pay: The invisible inequality of the gig workforce in India
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPFrom delivery riders to freelance coders, India’s gig workers are everywhere — but they still earn less for equal work. As platforms grow, pay parity and protection must define the …
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In a bold stand for inclusion, the Python Foundation rejected a $1.5 million U.S. grant that required it to abandon its DEI principles. This is more than a funding story …
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International Day of Care and Support: A reminder that care work is not just women’s work
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPFrom homes to hospitals, women carry the world’s care burden. On the International Day of Care and Support, Changeincontent calls for a shift — from seeing care as charity to …
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The Delhi government’s new policy allowing women to work night shifts marks a bold step for gender equality. But while laws evolve, safety, stigma, and wage parity still challenge women’s …