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

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.

Navigating Website Sliders: Balancing Design and ADA Compliance Color influences how we perceive the world, emotions, and interactions in everyday life. From the vibrant red of a sunset to the calming blue of the sky, colors can evoke specific feelings and associations. Studying color psychology looks at the relationship between colors and our emotions, revealing […]

You have to prioritize website accessibility to ensure equal access to information and services for all individuals, including those with disabilities. Hard stop. Conducting an ADA accessibility audit for a WordPress website is the first step to identifying and fixing barriers that may limit accessibility.