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Company News & Updates Deque’s People-First Approach to Computer Vision in axe DevTools

We use computer vision in very targeted ways to overcome specific challenges in manual testing for digital accessibility. Learn more.

A11y for Developers A ‘Vue’ of Accessibility: Tips and Tricks to make your application accessible

Vue is a great framework, and its popularity has risen over the last few years. But how accessible is Vue? Let's discover how to make Vue accessible.

Accessibility Best Practices Building a Core Accessibility Team: The Keys to the Kingdom

Find out how you can design and implement a digital accessibility program in your organization.

Accessibility Compliance Matters Deque ranked in Inc. 500|5000 list of growing companies

Deque Systems, a digital accessibility company, was recently ranked on Inc.'s 500|5000 list of fastest growing private companies.

A11y for Developers Using Aria-invalid for Error Indication

Setting aria-invalid to “true” is can indicate a field has failed validation, but care must be exercised to ensure it is accessible.

Accessibility Compliance Matters Accessibility is Officially Recognized as a Cybersecurity Priority

When I joined Deque almost a year ago as the Director of Security, I became acutely aware of the importance of accessibility in cybersecurity. Through…

Accessibility Best Practices Housing, It’s a Human Right (Part 1)

Learn more about the experience of a person with unique abilities and the importance of digital accessibility when buying a home.

A11y for Developers Google Selects Deque’s axe™ for Chrome DevTools

Notice anything different about Chrome DevTools lately? The Audits panel is now powered by Lighthouse, and the Accessibility Audit is powered by *drumroll* Deque’s very own axe-core rules engine!

Company News & Updates Deque’s Third Annual Axe-con Continues to Usher a New Era of Digital Accessibility, With Over 25k Registrations in the Largest Global Digital Accessibility Conference

Axe-con 2023 was electric. More than 25k folks came together from across 125 countries in development, design, and leadership roles to help take accessibility mainstream.

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