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We tend to think about web accessibility in terms of visual and physical impairments. But how does having a neurodivergent disorder like ADHD alter a user’s experience of the web? And how can website managers make their site a friendlier place for them?
Here's what marketers need to know about the EAA and what to do right now to avoid potential legal issues and financial penalties – and position your brand as an accessibility leader.
The top web accessibility errors have remained almost completely unchanged in the past five years. Learn about the most common web accessibility myths and misinformation that are impeding our progress and what we all need to do to build a better, more inclusive internet.
Many accessibility tools and products on the market “bolt on” to your website as third-party scripts or plugins. They claim to make websites more accessible to end users and/or protect site owners from accessibility lawsuits. Sounds like a great, easy solution, right? Here's what you need to know.
Despite documented disability numbers, growing lawsuits, established and mature accessibility guidelines, and even Federal accessibility requirements for certain businesses that receive government funds, most companies continue to ignore web accessibility – to their peril. Don't be one of them!
Final publication of the newest version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2, is expected in 2023. Here's what you need to know about the updated standards to ensure your website is accessible to all.
What policies should a website owner or manager post? Learn about the three policy pillars – the bare minimums you'll need, including privacy, terms and conditions, and accessibility – and the intent behind them.
Although automated website accessibility testing tools can't replace human judgment, there are several that are helpful in performing an initial accessibility audit. Here are some of the ones we recommend.
Adherence to website accessibility standards can improve usability for everyone, enhance user experience, build brand loyalty and encourage conversions. Read on to make your WordPress website accessible and ADA Section 508 compliant.
Websites built with accessibility in mind often turn out to improve usability for everyone. Better usability enhances user experience, which builds brand loyalty and encourages conversions.
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