Persons with Disabilities often face bad experiences due to inaccessible platforms. Whenever a platform takes an initiative, we should highlight it so others get inspired to follow. Zomato and Blinkit have taken a great step towards accessibility—the first such initiative by platforms in India. While they are not yet fully accessible, this is an important beginning. Even better, both are Made-in-India platforms. You can read more in LinkedIn or X (Twitter) posts, where I’ve tagged their executives. Please repost, like, and comment so this initiative reaches as many platforms as possible- LinkedIn Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sugamyata-ashutosh-singhal-823543289_accessibilityintech-zomato-blinkit-activity-7358926407550296064-f02Y?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEYGaNsBRMelVAsVe0usYk1hxlY-d_ErcVY X Post: https://x.com/Sugamyata/status/1954024454394458590?s=08
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