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The recent ADA web ruling dictates that government websites and mobile apps must consider 3rd party vendor accessibility.
Manual accessibility audits from users with lived experience in accessibility will help you determine if your site is accessible.
Usability tests capture the experience users have on your website. They measure how easily and successfully users can complete tasks.
The DOJ announces a new ruling under Title II of the ADA—Public entities must comply with specific web and mobile accessibility standards.
From the experts in digital accessibility, this guide explains what alt text is and how you can make your images accessible to everyone.
After several delays, W3C officially published the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, which builds upon WCAG 2.0 and 2.1.
In today’s technology-driven world, AI constantly improves and expands into new industries, including the digital accessibility industry.
Organizations seeking to make websites accessible and improve DEI efforts, should tread carefully when considering disability simulations.
The DOJ proposed a new ruling that's a big step forward for people with disabilities.: the ADA will include technical accessibility guidance.
Overlays alter the website experience of users with disabilities by routing them into the overlay when they detect their AT devices.
July is Disability Pride Month, and there are many ways you can celebrate and uplift those of us living with disabilities!
