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Access Granted: Making Video Games That Everyone Can Play

Learn about CVAA accessibility requirements for video games, see case studies of accessible games and their core features, plus get tips for inclusive game design.

3 months ago
Marketing In Accessibility Best Practices, CVAA, CVAA (New), FCC (New), Video Games, Video Games (New), Webinar (New), Webinars

The Online Accessibility Act – An Overview of the Proposed Bill

Everything you need to know about the new bill introduced on October 1, 2020, what it’s aiming to do, and some major issues with the current draft.

3 months ago
Timothy Stephen Springer In ADA, ADA (New), Laws and Standards, Laws and Standards (New)

eBook: ADA Compliance & Digital Accessibility

The Ultimate ADA Compliance Overview for Digital Accessibility The ADA Compliance eBook provides a straightforward summary of ADA digital accessibility basics, including key definitions, the.

3 months ago
Kim Phillips In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility Best Practices (New), Accessibility Policy, ADA, ADA (New), Ebook (New), Laws and Standards, Laws and Standards (New)

The CCPA & Digital Accessibility: Implementing the Requirements

Our last post on the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) looked at the impact of the regulation in regard to web and mobile.

4 months ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility Best Practices (New), Article (New), CCPA, Laws and Standards, Laws and Standards (New)

The CCPA & Digital Accessibility

co-authored by Tim Springer The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) is a consumer protection law in the State of California. The CCPA extends.

4 months ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility Best Practices (New), Article (New), CCPA, Laws and Standards, Laws and Standards (New)

ADA Compliance: What’s the Basic Defense Strategy?

A basic approach and strategy to avoid or defend an ADA lawsuit for a non-compliant website or mobile app that is not accessible to users with disabilities.