How Apple built accessibility features into the middle of the iPhone, iPad and Macs

When Tim Cook took to the stage for Apple's last keynote – meant among other things to address a growing and worrying disquiet about the future of the company – he introduced a video. Instead, the gathered tech elites watched a video highlighting the different kinds of accessibility features that have been wrapped into Apple products. As with all of its products, the focus wasn't so much on the technology as what it does. It closed with the realisation that many of those same features had been used by a young editor, Sady Paulson, a video editor who is living with cerebral palsy, to actually make the film. "When technology is designed for everyone, it let's anyone do what they love," Ms Paulson says in the video – which she also narrated, with the help of Siri.