Settlement Shows Limits of a “Separate-But-Equal” Approach to Digital Accessibility
Building a separate “assistive” website may seem like a good way to provide resources to customers and clients with disabilities, but, as a recent settlement.
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C.P. Hoffman In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility News, Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), Assistive Technology, Laws and Standards, Travel & Hospitality Industry, WCAG
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VIDEO: AbiliTrek Founder (& Level Access alum) Daman Wandke on Accessible Travel
Traveling can and should be a great experience for everyone, but all too often, the hospitality industry does not meet the needs of people with.
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Wet Willie’s Lawsuit Puts Web Developer in the Litigation Crosshairs
Web developers and hosting companies may need to start worrying about demand letters and suits under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), if a Florida.
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Department of Transportation Reaches Agreements with Airlines over Accessible Airport Kiosks, Websites
Last week, the Department of Transportation (DOT) announced agreements with three airlines to expand accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Under the agreements, Alaska Airlines/Virgin America.
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Traveling with Disabilities: Ground Transportation, Hotels, & Entertainment
In our final installment of this series on digital accessibility for the travel and hospitality industry, we look at ground transportation, hotels, and entertainment. Please.
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Getting There and Back Again: Air Travel for People with Disabilities
When booking air or ground transportation, travelers with disabilities come across myriad problems. Today, we’ll look at the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) and the.
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Making Travel Websites Accessible to People with Disabilities
Travelers with disabilities come across many barriers when planning, booking, and taking a trip, whether for business or pleasure. Some of these may only be.
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Air Carrier Access Act – Web Accessibility Requirements
U.S. and foreign air carriers operating flights to or selling tickets to the U.S. public are required to ensure that the public-facing content of websites.
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Friendly Skies for Passengers with Disabilities?
By Rosemary Musachio, Accessibility Analyst According to a study done by Open Doors Organization, 9.4 million Americans with disabilities fly each year. The airline industry.
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