Accessibility

Automated widgets Do Not Make Your Website WCAG Compliant The Federal Trade Commission recently dropped the hammer against the most prominent player in the accessibility widget arena, accessiBe. Ruling that accessiBe must pay $1 million and refrain from making any further misleading claims, this is a dramatic development in the online accessibility space. To understand […]

Since the beginning of his term, the Trump administration has been trying to weaken any and all DEI initiatives. Perhaps due to political pressure, or because it’s now more acceptable, several companies have been abandoning their own DEI policies. Recently, newly appointed Attorney General, Pam Bondi, circulated a memo within the Department of Justice that

Since 2018, UsableNet has been tracking digital accessibility lawsuits across the United States. “Digital” accessibility extends beyond website accessibility lawsuits, and also covers mobile apps, video content and other digital content. The information they gather is very valuable in helping us understand the scope and magnitude of the digital accessibility legal landscape. And since they’ve

Everything you need to know about an ADA website compliance audit vs. accessibility scan, pricing, and questions to ask your provider.

8 free WCAG testing tools that we use and recommend, with pros and cons of each and instructions describing how to use each tool.

You can save money on developer costs if you fix these five common WCAG compliance issues yourself. Read how to understand and fix each issue.

An explanation of how WCAG and ADA rules affect small businesses and whether it’s necessary to make your website accessible.

A rundown of some of the basics of WCAG and website accessibility, and what every website owner should understand about compliance.