Weekly Reading List September 29 2025 - TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman.| TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman. The post Weekly Reading List October 13 2025 appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
Akash Shukla explains the best way to use semantic table markup to present web content in accessible rows and columns. The post Tables: Beyond Rows and Columns appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman. The post Weekly Reading List October 6 2025 appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
Aditya Jainapur explains what SC 4.1.1 covered, why it was removed, how it affects accessibility in practice, and which criteria now address issues once covered by parsing. The post Understanding the Removal of 4.1.1 Parsing in WCAG 2.2 appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman.| TPGi — a Vispero company
There are many existing scripts that implement this effect, but none I've found have good enough accessibility, and not for want of trying. The post Creating a truly accessible Flip Card appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman.| TPGi — a Vispero company
A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman. The post Weekly Reading List September 15 2025 appeared first on TPGi.| TPGi
The post Webinar, October 1 at 12pm ET: Agile and Accessible User Experiences with AT User Flow Testing appeared first on TPGi.| TPGi
Accessibility testing is only as accurate as the screen reader you test against. The September release aligns JAWS Inspect with the latest JAWS screen reader update and updates to ARIA... The post JAWS Inspect September 2025 Update appeared first on TPGi.| TPGi
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A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman.| TPGi
Understand what a VPAT is, how it helps with accessibility compliance, and where it applies across U.S. and EU standards.| TPGi
Learn how a poorly created VPAT can cost contracts, create compliance risks, and damage buyer trust.| TPGi
Learn how the Dutch Implementation Act aligns with the European Accessibility Act, impacting accessibility for products and services.| TPGi
Your web accessibility journey is unique – partner with TPGi's leading accessibility experts and digital accessibility platform to achieve your compliance goals.| TPGi
One of the new success criterion in WCAG 2.1 is 1.4.12 Text Spacing. Conforming to this criteria provides accommodation for people to modify their text styles according to their needs....| TPGi
Partner with the world's most trusted authority on digital accessibility to make your website or web app accessible to WCAG and ADA compliance.| TPGi
JAWS Scripting services are designed to make modifications to the JAWS® screen reader and accommodate accessibility gaps of commercial apps.| TPGi
JAWS for Kiosk delivers accessible user experiences. Provide inclusive kiosk experiences with the help of TPGi's JAWS for Kiosk.| TPGi
Improve your website's accessibility for screen reader users with JAWS Inspect. A screen reader testing tool that simplifies JAWS compatibility testing.| TPGi
From audits and strategy to remediation support, VPATs, and conformance statements, TPGi has the tools you need mature your accessibility program.| TPGi
Turn accessibility audit data into actionable insights with TPGi’s automated monitoring solution, ARC Monitoring, for domains and web applications.| TPGi
TPGi's thorough web accessibility audit will provide you with the knowledge you need to move forward with your accessibility remediation strategy.| TPGi
Learn more about section 508 compliance and requirements and how TPGi can help you meet WCAG and ADA guidelines today!| TPGi
ARC Platform streamlines your accessibility program management by consolidating all automated and manual audit data into one central location.| TPGi
Note: This post has the same content as our 2013 post. They each originally addressed different aspects of the title attribute, but now they match. We are keeping both of...| TPGi
ARC Toolkit – Quickly uncover and resolve accessibility issues on any web page with TPGi’s single-page, on-demand, accessibility testing tool| TPGi
Making your web page keyboard-operable is one of the most fundamental aspects of accessibility. Andrew Nevins teaches you how to avoid some common pitfalls.| TPGi
Kiosk Accessibility | If you are writing a Kiosk RFP – Kiosk Accessibility requirements you should include: examples and resources to help make sure that your kiosk will be accessible!| TPGi
Adding ARIA landmarks to your existing site, or to a site you are developing, provides useful global navigation features and aids understanding of content structure for users. Over time the...| TPGi
TPGi's ADA Color Contrast Checker helps determine the accessibility of the contrast ratio of two colors for WCAG AA and AAA.| TPGi
The HTML element is an incredibly common, but do you know how you can make it accessible? Find out how in this article.| TPGi — a Vispero company
The accessibility tree and the DOM tree are parallel structures. Roughly speaking the accessibility tree is a subset of the DOM tree. It includes the user interface objects of the...| TPGi
An accessible name for a HTML element is the piece of information used by Assistive Technologies (AT) to identify the element.| TPGi
Focused elements disappearing under sticky headers is a long-standing accessibility problem. Here's a solution.| TPGi
You've probably used visually-hidden content before. But how does the CSS actually work, and why do we use those particular properties?| TPGi
