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What is the difference between WCAG A and WCAG AA conformance?

The WCAG criteria aim to make web content more accessible to a wider audience of people with disabilities. All success criteria are important access issues for people.

1 month ago
Jonathan Avila In Article (New), Developer / IT (New), Product (New), UX (New), WCAG, WCAG (New)

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Digital Accessibility for Regional Telecom Providers

Home is where the WiFi connects automatically and your TV has all your favorite shows recorded. But telecommunications services and hardware are not always easy.

3 months ago
Ryan Diehl In Article (New), Audio Description (New), Captioning (New), CVAA (New), FCC (New), Federal Government (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), State & Local Government (New), Telecommunication (New), UX (New)

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Value-Based Accessibility for Financial Services Companies

Learn how a value-based approach to accessibility can help organizations of all sizes in creating a lean, cost-effective practice of user-centered design, development, and project management. We’ll review case studies from some of Level Access’ clients in the financial industry, both large and small, and how they gained immediate benefits by integrating these accessibility techniques into their existing processes.

3 months ago
Marketing In Accessibility Best Practices (New), Agile and Accessibility (New), Developer / IT (New), Financial (New), Financial Industry, Product (New), Webinar (New)

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Beyond the Web: How to Ensure Your Mobile Content is Accessible

Using smartphones to perform basic activities of daily living like banking, shopping, or scheduling appointments is no longer just a convenience—it’s become the norm. And the ability to use these features is often even more valuable to people with disabilities, removing real world barriers to the products & services they need.

4 months ago
Kim Phillips In ADA (New), Developer / IT (New), Financial (New), Healthcare (New), Legal (New), Marketing (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Product (New), Retail (New), Software (New), UX (New), Webinar (New)

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How we do our work matters: Accessibility and Inclusive Design

Many people use accessibility and inclusive design as interchangeable terms. However, they are not the same thing. Accessibility is an outcome, and inclusive design is.

4 months ago
Derek Featherstone In Accessibility UX (New), Article (New), Developer / IT (New), Evaluating Accessibility (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), UX (New), WCAG (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

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Navigating VPAT 2: A Guide for Vendors

Reporting Accessibility with VPAT 2 The landscape of digital accessibility has changed quite a bit since the original Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) was created.

4 months ago
Kim Phillips In Developer / IT (New), Product (New), Section 508 (New), UX (New), VPAT (New), WCAG (New), White Paper (New)

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Growing Accessibility and Inclusion Through Design Systems

Three experts come together to share their combined experience in the trenches working with clients through development, training, and roll-out of user-experience-driven design systems. They share valuable lessons learned along the way–and innovative ideas for moving forward–to ensure that the right systems are in place to build technology that’s accessible to everyone.

4 months ago
Marketing In Accessibility UX (New), Agile and Accessibility (New), Developer / IT (New), Product (New), UX (New), Webinar (New)

Meaghan Roper sits at her laptop with Twitter open on the screen

[VIDEO] Understanding Assistive Technology: How Does a Blind Person Use Twitter?

For people who are blind or low vision, screen reading software enables them to browse the web and use applications. We asked Level Access business.

5 months ago
E Foley In Accessibility UX (New), Article (New), Assistive Technology (New), Developer / IT (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), Software (New), Understanding Assistive Technology (New), UX (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

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Understanding Assistive Technology: How Do People with Mobility Disabilities Use Technology?

Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities. But what if you’ve never seen a person with limited mobility use their.

5 months ago
E Foley In Accessibility UX (New), Article (New), Assistive Technology (New), Developer / IT (New), Marketing (New), Mobile Accessibility (New), Product (New), Understanding Assistive Technology (New), UX (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)

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Understanding Assistive Technology: How Do Deaf-Blind People Use Technology?

Understanding digital accessibility challenges is easy if you know people with disabilities. But what if you’ve never seen a person who is blind use their.

5 months ago
E Foley In Article (New), Developer / IT (New), Marketing (New), Product (New), Software (New), Understanding Assistive Technology (New), UX (New), Web Accessibility 101 (New)