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Presenting at an Accessibility Seminar — A Journey Toward a Happier Web: The ModuWeb Story thumbnail

Presenting at an Accessibility Seminar — A Journey Toward a Happier Web: The ModuWeb Story

Prologue I’d prepared for this talk as a natural extension of the work I do every day, so I didn’t expect to be particularly nervous. But when I saw the list of other presenters ahead of time, I found myself wanting to do justice to the occasion — to make sure my talk held its own alongside theirs. Event poster — AI Accessibility Seminar: Accessibility for All. Date: Thursday, April 23, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:20 PM. Venue: NIA Seoul Office, Basement Conference Room. Hosted by: Digital Accessibility Standardization Forum. Organized by: Universal Design Society. Event poster So I put together clean slides, wrote out a full script, ran through a few rehearsals — and headed to Seoul. The trip from Daegu isn’t exactly short, but I was in good spirits. There’s something about being needed, about being put to use, that makes you feel alive. ...

Published date: 2026-04-23 · Reading time: 4 min · Word count: 1713 words · Author: Isaac
Quiet Work — On Receiving Korea's Minister of Education Commendation at the 46th Disability Day thumbnail

Quiet Work — On Receiving Korea's Minister of Education Commendation at the 46th Disability Day

Every year, April 20 is Disability Day in Korea. I’ve been working on web accessibility at a university since 2010, but honestly, I never made a point of marking this day. I’d catch news about events held under the banner of Disability Day, but my own work felt like something that lived inside a monitor — far removed from those in-person gatherings. Then this year, on that very day, I received Korea’s Minister of Education Commendation. ...

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