WCAG Update
WCAG 2.2 Removes 4.1.1 Parsing and How axe-core is Impacted
Earlier this year, for the first time ever the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) proposed to remove a success criterion from WCAG 2. Success Criterion…
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5 book recommendations to help drive accessibility adoption and strategy
Discover how to accelerate accessibility adoption with 5 book recommendations to help coach your team on accessibility programs.
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Is Closing the Web Accessibility Design/Development Gap a Bridge Too Far?
Web designers have a vision and web developers bring it to life. They’re two sides of the same coin. Everyone agrees that a world-class user experience…
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My experiences with inaccessible legal docs and processes – and how to fix them
For this year's International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPWD), I'm sharing my experiences with inaccessible e-signature software.
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My experiences with inaccessible job applications & how to fix them
Since losing my sight in my late 20's, I have dealt with more than my fair share of inaccessible online job apps and other hiring processes. Let's talk about what could be better & how to improve it.
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Creating an Enterprise Accessibility Powerhouse: How Training and Expertise Are Foundational
In order for accessibility to succeed, your organization must have employees who are skilled and trained on accessibility best practices.
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Where are the Accessibility Statements? Digital Accessibility shouldn’t be a surprise.
I'm a screen reader user. Let’s break down “a day in the life of Patrick” for you in the spirit of NDEAM. We'll explore a few of my user experiences & my hunt for accessibility statements.
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I’ve received the results of my accessibility audit – now what?
Most organizations start their digital accessibility journey with an audit. While an audit is a great first step, it can be difficult to interpret audit results and prioritize issues. Let's discuss the best next steps after an accessibility audit.
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You have a “brand experience” gap and it’s costing you more than you know
Are your customer journeys accessible and why should you care?
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The 10 affirmations of good digital accessibility
July 26th, 2022 marks the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Consider these 10 affirmations when building good accessible experiences online.
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Change Management in Accessibility: Strategic Execution Framework
Note: This blog post is part five, our final post in a series on change management for accessibility. Read part 1, part 2, part 3, or part…
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Change Management for Accessibility: ADKAR Model
To achieve accessibility with larger organizations, changes just get more complex, and the ADKAR Change Management Model is the strategy to best follow.