You’ve been hearing more about website accessibility over the past few years. Along with that attention comes one of the most common questions we hear:
Does my organization actually need an ADA compliant website?
Information about website design and development concepts related to ADA compliance, and tips on how one can make their website conform to the WCAG2.1
What Does “ADA Compliant” Mean & How to Tell If Your Website Is Accessible If you own or manage a website, the term ADA compliance has probably crossed your desk more than once lately — usually attached to words like “lawsuit,” “deadline,” or “audit.” Understanding the meaning of ADA compliance is no longer optional for […]
Implementing tab navigation for differently-abled users is one of the most straightforward and impactful ways to improve website accessibility.
ARIA helps assistive technologies such as screenreaders present website content to differently-abled individuals, and plays a role in ADA compliance.
It is a quick and easy element to implement, makes your website SEO-friendly and more accessible, and requires almost no technical abilities whatsoever; yet over half of all websites don’t include alt text for images.