• Founded by Patrick J. Fischer, Accessibility Dot Net was born from a lifelong passion for serving the blind and low-vision community. 
• What began as a hobby—restoring cars—evolved into a unique ability to see the finished product before the first bolt was turned. That same visionary mindset now fuels Patrick’s digital work.
• Since 1997, Patrick has been transforming ideas into websites, blending creativity with purpose. Just as restoring a classic car demands patience, precision, and a year-long commitment, building a brand online requires vision and heart—but often unfolds much faster. 
• In 2004, Patrick founded Low Vision Rehab to provide free, practical resources for individuals with low vision.
• In 2008, after learning how difficult it was for those with low vision to find a calendar that was easy to see and use, Patrick created the first Large Print Calendar and its website. 
• By 2011, Patrick launched The Library Reader, an ADA-compliant turnkey computer system designed specifically for public libraries in the Midwest. Each unit featured a Dell computer equipped with JAWS, ZoomText, Kurzweil 1000, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and a flatbed scanner. Over 100 systems were built in Omaha, Nebraska, and distributed throughout Nebraska and Colorado, helping libraries better serve patrons with visual impairments.
• In 2014, Accessibility Dot Net, Inc. merged its network of blindness, Braille, and low vision manufacturers with NanoPac, Inc., a leading national provider of assistive technology. Today, Patrick proudly represents NanoPac in Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado—continuing his mission to bring independence and clarity to those with disabilities.
• In 2016, Patrick authored and published Low Vision Support, a comprehensive paperback offering resources for all 50 states. The project later expanded into 54 individual Kindle editions—one for each state and U.S. territory—bringing localized guidance to families and caregivers nationwide.
• In 2019, Patrick released Learn About Low Vision, a compassionate guide for families and caregivers. Though once offered as a free download, it is no longer available
• The momentum to write and published continued in 2024 with the publication of Get Smart: Learn About Computers, available in multiple formats including Paperback, Kindle, Audible, Large Print, and Braille. That same year, Patrick introduced Francis Cache’, a creative brand builder designed to market and sell websites and digital brands developed by Accessibility Dot Net, Inc.
• In 2025, Patrick published Navigating Life with Low Vision, a heartfelt and practical resource available in Large Print hardback, paperback, and e-book formats on Kindle and Apple Books. This latest work reflects his lifelong commitment to helping families thrive through clarity, compassion, and accessible solutions.

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