WCAG Archives - Level Access

Unpacking Commonly Misunderstood WCAG 2.1 Criteria

Original Presentation Date: March 12, 2020 The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group has created useful materials to help interpret the new WCAG 2.1 success criteria, but.

4 months ago
Kim Phillips In WCAG, WCAG (New), Webinar (New), Webinars

Unpacking Commonly Misunderstood WCAG 2.1 Success Criteria – Webinar Q&A

We got a lot of great questions in last week’s webinar – Unpacking Commonly Misunderstood WCAG 2.1 Success Criteria – presented by Chief Accessibility Officer.

4 months ago
Kim Phillips In WCAG, WCAG (New), Webinar (New), Webinar Q&A, Webinars

7 Quick Facts about WCAG 2.2: W3C Publishes First Public Working Draft of Updated Guidelines

The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group at the W3C has published a first public working draft of WCAG 2.2 and has created a blog post on the topic with some details. Here.

4 months ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Policy, Accessibility Trends, Article (New), WCAG

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.

6 months ago
Jonathan Avila In Article (New), Developer / IT (New), Product (New), UX (New), WCAG, WCAG (New)

A webinar app seen on a laptop. The speaker's photo is large at center and attendees are in a small row across the bottom.

Procurement & Digital Accessibility: How to Buy Accessible Technology

Original Presentation Date: May 17, 2018 If you’re a buyer or a technology purchasing decision maker in your organization, this is one on-demand webinar you won’t want.

2 years ago
Marketing In Procurement, Procurement (New), VPAT, VPAT (New), WCAG, WCAG (New), Webinar (New), Webinars

A laptop with big books and a judge's gavel

California Passes New Digital Accessibility Law for State Agencies

As reported by Seyfarth Shaw’s ADA Title III blog, California has passed legislation requiring websites of state agencies and entities to be digitally accessible. The.

3 years ago
Rishi Agrawal In ADA, ADA (New), Laws and Standards, Laws and Standards (New), State & Local Government (New), WCAG, WCAG (New)

Navigating VPAT® 2.0: A Guide for Vendors – Q&A and Webinar Resources

Level Access hosted an ‘encore’ of our popular webinar, Navigating VPAT® 2.0: A Guide for Vendors yesterday; the original session took place on October 4, 2017,.

3 years ago
Kristin Heineman In Section 508, VPAT, WCAG, Webinar (New), Webinar Q&A, Webinars

Accessibility Conformance Levels: Reducing Risk

As discussed in last week’s blog post, “Accessibility Conformance Levels: Standards,” Level Access recommends a 98% conformance goal with technical standards. While achieving that goal.

3 years ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Best Practices, Accessibility Policy, WCAG

Three podiums with gold trophies on them. The WCAG A podium is short and has a modest trophy. The AA platform is taller and has a bigger trophy with a star on it. The AAA podium is tallest and has the largest and most ornate trophy.

Accessibility Conformance Levels: Standards

We are often asked what level of conformance a website needs to reach to be digitally accessible. Although guidelines exist, such as the Web Content.

3 years ago
Jonathan Avila In Accessibility Best Practices, Section 508, WCAG

A storefront with the words Title 3 written on top.

Court Rules Five Guys Website Can be Place of Public Accommodation

In many of today’s digital accessibility cases under ADA Title III, the prevailing question is whether a website can be considered a place of public.

3 years ago
Rishi Agrawal In ADA, Lawsuits, WCAG

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