Danielle Lane, Author at Be My Eyes for Business
Community Manager

Danielle Lane

Danielle Montour Lane is a blind accessibility professional and Community Manager at Be My Eyes.

She brings over a decade of experience working with accessibility standards, including WCAG, along with a hands-on background in Braille literacy, assistive technology, and STEM education. She has spent years working directly with blind people on everyday skills—from reading Braille to cooking—often in grassroots environments where formal training systems are limited.

At Be My Eyes, Danielle focuses on making the platform easy to use, approachable, and useful in everyday life. She is particularly focused on helping more people feel comfortable getting started, especially those who may not think of themselves as strong access tech users.

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Three people in business attire discuss sales data beside a screen displaying customer profiles by age, gender, and purchasing power in a modern office setting, while also addressing potential digital accessibility barriers that may affect customers’ interactions with their platform.
Blog September 21, 2026

How to Make Meetings More Accessible for Blind Colleagues

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Blog September 8, 2026

10 Common Digital Accessibility Barriers for Blind and Low Vision Users, and How to Fix Them

Three people discuss UX wireframes at a desk with laptops, notebooks, and sketches; one person wears headphones and gestures, while the screen displays mobile app designs
Blog August 7, 2026

The Power of Lived Experience in Accessible Design

Person with short hair sits at a wooden table using a laptop for a video conference, utilizing service AI tools, with a notebook and pen nearby.
Blog July 24, 2026

The Most Common Workplace Barriers for Blind Employees, and Why They Persist

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Blog June 3, 2026

How Workplace Accessibility Impacts Career Progression

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Blog May 1, 2026

The Difference Between Hiring and Supporting Blind Talent