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A website should welcome every visitor. Yet too many digital experiences unintentionally create barriers. Those barriers can’t simply be fixed with a plugin. For someone with low vision, a poorly chosen color palette can make text completely unreadable. Imagine looking at the screen but not being able to make out what you are looking at. […] The post Accessibility in Web Design: Designing for Everyone appeared first on ArtVersion.| ArtVersion
We provide web accessibility testing services with our knowledge of accessibility regulations and ensure all testing practices are followed in your app.| TestingXperts
Navigation menus are key to the core functionality of almost all modern websites. Usually expandable from a button in the top left or right corner of the page, these menus can house direct links to the homepage, options for account management and customer service, shopping category links on e-commerce sites, and other essential features. I interact with navigation menus frequently during my daily internet use. In this post, I discuss some of the most common accessibility challenges that scree...| UsableNet Blog
If your scheduling form requires a mouse, sighted assistance, or workarounds, it is not accessible. For many prospective students, scheduling a campus visit is the first hands-on interaction with a college. It is a key moment that shapes whether they apply, enroll, or recommend your institution to others. This post zooms in on one moment from our ADA Title II Compliance Guide for Higher Education. I am Michael Taylor, a blind screen reader user, and I am sharing my experience with what happen...| UsableNet Blog
AI answers are increasingly present across search experiences, but there is no secret tag that guarantees visibility. What works for people also works for machines: content that is clear, structured, and text‑first. That is precisely what the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) require. In this post, I keep the focus on accessibility. Core WCAG practices—headings and landmarks, descriptive links, alt text, captions, transcripts, labeled forms, and clean HTML—enhance the usabilit...| UsableNet Blog
Fall is almost upon us. Stores are putting out the sweaters and Halloween decor, coffee shops are brewing up the pumpkin spice, and my local ice cream spots have brought back the fall-famous apple pie flavor. Fall is most definitely my favorite season. For many, fall also marks the beginning of a season of increased technology use. So much of what I and many of us traditionally do and enjoy during the last three months of the year is steadily becoming more and more reliant on the digital world.| UsableNet Blog
Many student portals remain inaccessible to blind users—and that’s a compliance risk.| UsableNet Blog
Every student relies on the course catalog to select classes, explore majors, and plan a path. For blind students using screen readers, the basic task often becomes difficult due to how the content is built behind the scenes.| UsableNet Blog
Most online forms make the application process more complicated for students who are blind. This one made it easier, and that is worth celebrating. I am Michael Taylor, a blind screen reader user. I apply for programs and services online all the time, so I expect to hit barriers. One college application form surprised me in the best way. It was accessible from start to finish. My screen reader announced every field label, guided me through errors, and confirmed my submission. I did not need s...| UsableNet Blog
Is your college homepage accessible? Learn how to remove barriers for students with disabilities and meet ADA Title II requirements.| blog.usablenet.com
Complete guide to making Shopify stores WCAG compliant. Learn accessibility best practices, implementation tips, and legal requirements for e-commerce.| DigitalA11Y
Colorado is taking a bold, impactful step toward inclusion and equity with the adoption of comprehensive new digital accessibility rules enacted by the Colorado Office of Information Technology (OIT). These […] The post Colorado’s New Digital Accessibility Rules: What You Need to Know first appeared on Allyant.| Allyant
In this blog post we discuss what the WCAG 2.2 for mobile app guidance means, what it doesn't mean, and why it's needed for mobile app designers and developers.| Allyant - Simple. Seamless. Accessibility.
October 9 | 2 PM EST It's been a busy year for international web accessibility laws and regulations deadlines. Learn how to comply! The post Complying With International Web Accessibility Laws | Upcoming Webinar appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
October 16 | 2 PM EST Not sure how to do an accessibility audit? Or have the language to describe your needs? That's ok! Let's dive into the basics. The post The “When, Where, and Whys” of Accessibility Audits | Upcoming Webinar appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
October 23 | 2 PM EST Error messages are more than just notifications. They help users recover from mistakes or continue their journey through your platform smoothly. The post Something Went Wrong: All About Accessible Error Messages | Upcoming Webinar appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
How do you make sure your site or platform follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) POUR principles? What are they?| Accessible Web
Labor Day is often seen as the unofficial end of summer in the U.S. (meteorological summer runs June 1 through August 31). The days feel shorter, the mornings are crisper, and fall is in the air. As the season wraps, I want to share a few accessibility observations from my own digital use over the past few months. These opportunities arose while traveling, attending a game, enjoying live music, and shopping for seasonal sales online. Each example reflects a real barrier I encountered as a scr...| UsableNet Blog
Explore actionable steps in digital accessibility and learn how to create sustainable web accessibility programs with insights from UsableNet's panel.| blog.usablenet.com
Learn about Canada's digital accessibility laws including ACA, AODA & provincial requirements. WCAG 2.1 AA compliance guide for businesses.| DigitalA11Y
This episode explores the evolution of speech recognition technology through the lived experiences of people with disabilities, highlighting how inclusive design can transform frustration into independence.| Tamman Inc
A blind traveler shares five mobile accessibility barriers in hospitality—and what hotels, airlines, and resorts must fix to avoid risk and lost business.| blog.usablenet.com
Blind traveler tests a resort's mobile app with a screen reader. Learn what failed, how it impacts guests, and how mobile audits can help.| blog.usablenet.com
Blind traveler tests a resort's mobile app with a screen reader. Learn what failed, how it impacts guests, and how mobile audits can help.| blog.usablenet.com
Key deadlines for ADA Title II compliance in 2026 and 2027, and critical steps to ensure digital accessibility for government entities and their vendors.| blog.usablenet.com
The financial industry just got a serious reality check.| DigitalA11Y
Ensure your ecommerce site meets the European Accessibility Act 2025 requirements with practical steps to enhance accessibility and avoid penalties.| blog.usablenet.com
Do you want to build a WooCommerce store with web accessibility features? If you are looking for a simple guide, keep reading this blog post.| YayCommerce
Celebrating 25 years of UsableNet's commitment to digital accessibility, highlighting our evolution, mission, and future| blog.usablenet.com
Learn why having an internal accessibility policy is crucial for compliance and inclusion. Discover key elements to include for digital accessibility.| blog.usablenet.com
Get a step-by-step checklist for EAA compliance across web, apps, video, and more—created by UsableNet and 3Play Media to align with EN 301 549.| blog.usablenet.com
A screen reader user reflects on 25 years of digital accessibility, sharing personal experiences and highlighting the need for inclusive tech solutions.| blog.usablenet.com
Hey, quick question—when you hear "digital accessibility," what comes to mind?| DigitalA11Y
Explore how EAA enforcement and rising U.S. lawsuits are reshaping digital accessibility—and what your team should prioritize in 2025.| blog.usablenet.com
New York City businesses face overlapping risks from ADA website accessibility lawsuits and wage & hour claims. Discover why these issues intersect.| blog.usablenet.com
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Stay updated on the surge in digital accessibility lawsuits and in 2025. Learn about court shifts, targeted industries, and new plaintiff firms.| blog.usablenet.com
Learn how to handle EAA accessibility complaints—deadlines, regulators, and fines for France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Spain.| blog.usablenet.com
A screen reader user reflects on 25 years of digital accessibility, sharing personal experiences and highlighting the need for inclusive tech solutions.| blog.usablenet.com
UsableNet celebrates 25 years of digital inclusion, sharing personal stories from their team on why accessibility matters and how it impacts real lives.| blog.usablenet.com
We provide web accessibility testing services with our knowledge of accessibility regulations and ensure all testing practices are followed in your app.| TestingXperts
Stepping into the world of digital accessibility consulting? Welcome to one of the most rewarding—and often frustrating—roles in tech. It’s not just about| DigitalA11Y
A personal story of persistence, advocacy, and the power of allyship The post When Accessible Features Break appeared first on Tamman Inc.| Tamman Inc
Last year, I worked with Fable to write a blog post. This year, I reflect on that blog post a bit, and thank some lovely people.| David Cox – accessibility, design systems and more
Your probably do not have an accessible website Making your website accessible to all users is more important than ever. Despite this, over 96% of the| Atlantic Business Technologies, Inc.
What does Web accessibility mean? Just read this blog post, which uncovers Why is accessibility important for a website and helpful tips to make your website| Woblogger
Did you know that not all accessibility laws reference the same version of WCAG? I didn’t either, and honestly, it used to confuse me quite a bit. But then one day, I thought, “Why not make my life a little easier?” So, I decided to create a simple table to bring clarity, and now I...| DigitalA11Y
Okay, quick question: Have you ever tried opening a peanut butter jar with one hand? Yeah, not fun. That’s kind of what using the internet felt like for people with disabilities in the early days. Frustrating. Exclusionary. And honestly, unnecessary. But don’t worry—this story isn’t all doom and dial-up tones. Digital accessibility has evolved over...| DigitalA11Y
Follow this easy ADA compliance checklist to make your website and app more accessible for all users.| DigitalA11Y
Track the 2025 EAA timeline. Learn key deadlines to stay compliant with the 2025 European Accessibility Act requirements.| blog.usablenet.com
Learn how to meet European Accessibility Act (EAA) requirements with 7 essential steps. Stay ahead of deadlines and avoid penalties.| blog.usablenet.com
Prepare for the European Accessibility Act 2025 deadline. Learn about requirements, penalties, WCAG standards, and how to stay compliant across the EU.| blog.usablenet.com
Digital accessibility. It's the buzzword we all nod along to, the checkbox we're supposed to tick. But let's be honest, how many of us are really getting it| DigitalA11Y
Learn how to overcome key accessibility barriers in government websites to ensure equal access for all residents, including those with disabilities.| blog.usablenet.com
Web forms pose accessibility challenges for blind screen reader users, making proper labeling, required markers, and navigation compatibility essential.| blog.usablenet.com
Navigate ADA Title II compliance amid political uncertainty. Learn essential steps for state and local governments to ensure digital accessibility.| blog.usablenet.com
Imagine trying to complete essential tasks online—like booking a doctor’s appointment, applying for a job, or accessing government services—only to find that| DigitalA11Y
Deque is now an empanelled web accessibility auditor with the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities by the Government of India.| Deque
The blog highlights the author's frustrating experience with poor web accessibility while shopping online.| blog.usablenet.com
Don’t use the aria-label or aria-labelledby attributes on divs, spans, or other elements representing static/noninteractive text-level semantics, unless you’re also updating roles.| Ben Myers
Learn why immediate action on digital accessibility can help avoid legal risks, enhance usability, and foster inclusivity.| blog.usablenet.com
Practical tips I wish I'd had for navigating the intersection between web accessibility and internationalization/localization.| Ben Myers
It’s been a bit over a year since I created Alt Text Hall of Fame, a website that promotes the use of alt text when sharing images on social media and the wider web. (Here’s a bit about my goals and motivations.) Interestingly, as a result, sometimes I end up getting tagged with questions about...| stefanbohacek.com
Learn key tips to improve Black Friday accessibility for ecommerce websites, ensuring an inclusive shopping experience for the disability community| blog.usablenet.com
Discover the accessibility challenges blind users face with mobile job applications and how to improve the experience for all job seekers.| blog.usablenet.com
I'm always looking for ways to talk about digital inclusion without reference to legal hammers. This post gathers some yummy analogies for accessibility that can be used to raise awareness and help develop skills. Think blueberry muffins, curry and peanut butter.| Law Office of Lainey Feingold
The latest trend in WordPress website accessibility is that websites are being sued in New York City for ADA violations. eCommerce sites are 4 times more likely to be sued than non-eCommerce. However, both are being sued with 100s of lawsuits filed per month. Below is information and an actual| Anphira WordPress Development
This post answers questions from the 2023 UsableNet webinar, How a Blind Person uses a website.| blog.usablenet.com
If you’ve received a lawsuit contending that your website is not sufficiently accessible under Title III of the ADA, follow these steps.| blog.usablenet.com
With over 2.7 crore people with disabilities in India, the need for digital accessibility in banking is both a legal requirement and a moral imperative.| Deque
Discover the essential questions to ask when selecting a partner for ADA Title II compliance.| blog.usablenet.com
Boost the effectiveness of your email campaigns with a real insights from our blind contributor who relies on a screen reader.| blog.usablenet.com
Learn the 10 essential steps for CIOs to achieve ADA Title II compliance, ensuring inclusive digital experiences.| blog.usablenet.com
Explore accessibility challenges faced by screen reader users with AI chatbots.| blog.usablenet.com
A comprehensive guide on creating an accessibility audit report template and reporting accessibility failures in an easy-to-understand manner.| DigitalA11Y
Read answers to real questions asked on a webinar about how a blind, screen reader user shops on an ecommerce website.| blog.usablenet.com
Explore challenges faced by screen reader users on mobile event ticket sites and practical strategies for improvement.| blog.usablenet.com
Director of Accessibility Ryan Pugh discusses the four pillars of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).| Equidox
Our mobile app accessibility checklist provides six steps to keep your apps compliant with ADA and WCGA guidelines.| blog.usablenet.com
Web accessibility statement: learn what they are and how to write one, with the best examples from across the web.| blog.usablenet.com
Read our guest post from screen reader user Michael as he shares 3 common web accessibility errors he finds on clothing websites and what to do instead| blog.usablenet.com
Experience the frustration of a screen reader user trying to book last-minute airline tickets on an inaccessible website. Read now.| blog.usablenet.com
[Note: this article was first written in August 2022 when the United States Department of Justice announced its most recent intent to adopt technical accessibility regulations for state and local government websites and mobile applications. Follow along with what has happened since then in the Updat| Law Office of Lainey Feingold
Learn about common obstacles and positive design changes that can make fitness websites more accessible for all users.| blog.usablenet.com
