In Gil v. Winn-Dixie Stores, the court ruled that the defendant’s inaccessible website violated Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This case could have implications for future … Read more
If you are just looking to be compliant with the WCAG guidelines, you are missing the point! Compliance is not the goal, a better usable experience for all is! Read … Read more
A very informative series of articles written by one of the leading web accessibility expert, Karl Groves. A must read for every developer, content owner and Quality Assurance tester! Part … Read more
This article is a “must read” for everyone. Accessibility is everyone’s responsibility! It starts with insuring that any application, course, media, etc. is accessible, that the functions and features are … Read more
This is a work in progress, a documentary on those who will not let themselves be defined by their disabilities. This young man, James Geiger is a photographer, organizer, social media … Read more
More Section 508 Refresh news: following the Access Board briefing held last week, the Final ICT Rule has been published. In this post, we go over the 5 major changes … Read more
In this annual installment of our Accessibility Trends series, CEO Tim Springer will share key digital accessibility trends and developments, and discuss the current state and projections for: Market Big … Read more
Is your website or employee portal a lawsuit waiting to happen? The American Disabilities Act (ADA) requires organizations to offer people with disabilities the same access to content and information … Read more
Amidst a flurry of web accessibility lawsuits, disability advocates have eagerly awaited updates to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that would clarify state and local governments’ responsibility to make … Read more
A is blind, and has been since birth. He’s always used a screen reader, and always used a computer. He’s a programmer, and he’s better prepared to use the web … Read more