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For decades, we've had one question in the digital accessibility industry: what does "ADA compliant" mean for my website, mobile app, or other technology?" This post kicks off the ADA Compliance Series, which aims aim to outline a structure for validating and justifying a claim of "ADA compliance" for a website or other digital system.
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in March 2018 and has since been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness pertaining to the […]
COVID-19 has reshaped life as we know it. Isolation and shelter-in-place orders have forced us to adopt a digital-dependent lifestyle. For most, […]
On average, three ADA lawsuits are filed in Federal court every day. These lawsuits relate directly to how accessible a website is […]
Summary: 7 questions to consider when you’re testing your website’s ADA compliance. According to The World Bank, 15% of the world’s population […]
Workplace accessibility is more important than ever from business, ethical, and legal standpoints. Your business might find it easier to focus on […]
What is ADA Accessibility for Websites? If you’re reading this blog, you may be asking yourself “what is ADA accessibility?” or “what […]
Digital accessibility is an important part of the modern classroom. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 requires education institutions to […]
If you’ve been learning about the importance of web accessibility remediation solutions, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) validators, and why it’s necessary […]
Just about every company eventually needs to build a website. While discussing design elements, content, and layout, there is one question that […]