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Hotel Website Accessibility: Browsing Room Options

Jul 14, 2026
When a hotel's room-selection page runs on images, visual-only markers, and status text a screen reader can't reach, a blind traveler loses the exact details that decide a ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, mobile accessibility, travel, hospitality

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Inside the 2026 Midyear Numbers: The ADA continues to be the ONLY true enforcement around

Jul 8, 2026
The first half of 2026 produced the highest volume of digital accessibility lawsuits we have ever tracked, and the numbers tell a clear story about where this litigation is going. ...

Web Accessibility, ADA Website Compliance

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Real Estate Website Accessibility: Property Listing Pages and Screen Readers

Jul 7, 2026
Property listing pages are where buyers decide on a home and reach out to an agent, and where an inaccessible page stops a screen reader user cold. The same barriers run through ...

User Experience, Screen Reader, Real Estate

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Real-Estate Website Accessibility: Search Filters and Screen Readers

Real Estate Website Accessibility: Search Filters and Screen Readers

Jun 30, 2026
Search filters are how a buyer narrows a home search, and when they are not accessible, a screen reader user cannot finish the one task the page exists for. The same barriers run ...

User Experience, Screen Reader, Real Estate

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Real Estate Website Accessibility: Browsing Search Results With a Screen Reader

Jun 23, 2026
On a real estate site, the search results page is where the hunt begins, and where a screen reader user can be turned away before reaching a single listing. The same barriers ...

User Experience, Screen Reader, Real Estate

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The Low-Cost Moves That Strengthen an ADA Website Defense

Jun 16, 2026
A conversation with Charles "Chuck" Marion, Partner at Blank Rome LLP, as part of the Notes from the Field series. Most of the advice companies hear after an ADA website claim is ...

Web Accessibility, ADA Website Compliance, ADA Lawsuits, Notes from the Field

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Chain Restaurant Online Ordering: How Post-Order Tracking Fails Blind Customers

Jun 9, 2026
Wrapping up the chain restaurant online ordering series, today's post is about everything that happens after I hit submit. Order tracking, chat with the driver, status updates, ...

mobile accessibility, Restaurants

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The Accessibility Mindset: Building a Program That Sticks

Jun 5, 2026
A company finishes a big accessibility push. Maybe a lawsuit forced it, maybe a looming deadline did. The team fixes everything in the audit, the report closes, and accessibility ...

Web Accessibility

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Chain Restaurant Online Ordering: Where Checkout Breaks for Blind Customers

Jun 2, 2026
Picking up the chain restaurant online ordering series, today's post is about checkout. Different chains handle it differently, but I keep running into the same handful of ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, Restaurants

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