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Axe™ Updates: Deque releases axe-core 3.5!
With axe-core 3.5, you get a much faster, more accurate color contrast test. You also get several new rules, several bug fixes, and a new localisation.
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Have you started learning about accessibility yet?
Digital accessibility is really taking off. Get ahead of the curve, start learning about accessibility today!
Free Access to Digital Accessibility Courses for People with Disabilities
If you have a disability, you qualify for free access to Deque's in-depth web accessibility curriculum for a full year (a value of $315).
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Build vs. Buy: Automated Accessibility Tools
A built automated accessibility tool can be a great solution for some teams, but there are some challenges depending on your organization.
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How do the new iOS 14 accessibility features stack up?
This past week, Apple released iOS 14 which includes new features such as Widgets, Back Tap and the ability for VoiceControl and VoiceOver to be…
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Axe Awards at axe-con 2022
The axe awards recognize organizations for their outstanding work in accessibility. This year's winners are Adobe, Workday, UserTesting, Ally Bank, REI and the CDC.
How to act and understand accessibility right now
How To Act and Understand Accessibility Right Now
Readers will quickly understand digital accessibility and how their organization can take action right now to become accessible.
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Understanding WCAG 2.1: What to Expect
A deeper look into WCAG 2.1, how it is being drafted, and when we can expect a final candidate recommendation.
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Deque Brings Machine Learning to Accessibility Testing
Axe Pro Beta continues to break down testing barriers, making automated accessibility testing easier than ever, while reducing manual testing
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Why WCAG 2.2 is still in the oven
When is WCAG 2.2 coming out? June of 2021 has come and gone, and now we're expecting September 2022. Let's discuss why.
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Understanding WCAG 2.1 – Reviewing Low Vision Success Criteria
Dig deeper into understanding the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, specifically on the topic of Low Vision.
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Deque’s Axe-Core Achieves Half a Billion Downloads
On Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), Deque marked an important landmark in its history with axe-core, surpassing 500 million downloads.