Top Five Ways to Make Outdoor Maintenance and Hobbies More Accessible
Using WayAround outdoors can help make your lawn and garden maintenance and outside hobbies more accessible. We’re sharing five of our favorite ways to use …
Labeling Ideas
Use Your Braille Display to Label Your Things
In celebration of Louis Braille’s birthday this month, we thought it would be enlightening to explore using Braille with labeling solutions like WayAround. There are …
Templates in the WayAround App – Helpful Tips
So, you have some WayTags and are ready to start labeling the things around you. The next step is to add information to your WayTags. …
Inventive WayTag Uses for Blind and Sighted People
Many people start using WayAround to help keep daily living items like food, clothes, and medicines organized and efficient. However, WayTags can be used in …
Preserving Family Recipes and Traditions with WayTags
As the holiday season approaches, you may dust off your grandmother’s china or reminisce about family stories. Whether your memories involve family-led activities such as …
Updating the Information on Your WayTags
It’s no secret that WayTags make life easier, especially for those with vision and reading limitations. Being able to know almost instantly what something is …
Organize Craft Supplies for Blind and Low Vision Crafters
For many people, labeling craft supplies is an essential part of keeping them organized and easily accessible. But for those who are blind or have …
Getting Started with Audio Labels for the Blind
Do you have some WayTags tucked away, but you haven’t used them yet? WayAround’s audio labels for the blind can provide detailed, accessible information for …
A Cable Organizer Plus Cable Labels Keep Cords Accessible & Tidy
If you’re like me (and most people), there are certain areas where the power cables seem to take over. Your living room may have cords …
A WayAround Power User’s Advice for Creating Templates
Sometimes our users come up with ways to use WayAround that we never would have thought of. John Fritz is a blind entrepreneur and father of seven who lives in rural Wisconsin. He has been blind since birth and lost his remaining eyesight by age three. John believes that “sight is not a requirement to be successful.” From his youth, John has worked to become self-sufficient. He has managed a dairy farm, taught himself computer science, and built a vending business in rural Wisconsin. John uses WayAround to increase his independence in both his professional and personal life. Read our blogo to learn some of the creative ways John uses WayAround in three key areas of his life.