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    ADA and Website Accessibility Recap - Q1 2023

    Mar 14, 2023 9:56:32 AM
    As the old saying goes, time flies when you're raising awareness about the importance of app and website accessibility and working toward making the digital world more inclusive. ...
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    Who's Who at CSUNATC 2023 (And how to find them)

    Mar 9, 2023 9:51:00 AM
    The 2023 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference (CSUNATC) in Anaheim is next week! For the uninitiated, CSUNTC is the premier forum that features technology and solutions for ...
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    Web Accessibility UX Research & Design

    11 UX Accessibility Best Practices for WCAG and ADA Compliance

    Mar 1, 2023 1:24:00 AM
    A product's user experience (UX) determines whether it succeeds or fails. If a product is usable and intuitive, the end user can easily navigate your website or app and become ...
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    Retail ADA Lawsuits

    7 facts your ecommerce company should know about ADA web lawsuits

    Feb 22, 2023 9:20:14 AM
    For companies selling consumer goods online in 2023, digital accessibility on your app, desktop, and mobile website is essential for all your customers to order from you. In ...
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    How reports & targets help enforce your accessibility initiative

    Feb 8, 2023 9:45:00 AM
    Reports and targets are two critical components of any accessibility program. Reports provide essential data on accessibility progress, while targets represent goals and ...
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    What is Manual Website Accessibility Testing? (And Why It’s Important)

    Feb 2, 2023 11:39:00 AM
    At UsableNet, we speak with a lot of companies that believe in accessibility but struggle to understand what’s required, how to test, and how to scale. This blog explains the ...
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    Web Accessibility

    How to Set Up an Accessibility Program (Webinar Recap)

    Dec 5, 2022 10:43:27 AM
    A complete and comprehensive accessibility program is essential for a company to offer a unified, accessible, and usable digital experience to all individuals. Setting up a ...
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    2022 ADA Lawsuit Report: Insights for Business Leaders

    Nov 17, 2022 10:00:00 AM
    Every year, we look at ADA lawsuit filings to assess what’s happening with digital accessibility lawsuits and how businesses can be proactive about lawsuit mitigation. With our ...
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    4 Ways to Celebrate NDEAM after October

    Nov 4, 2022 1:34:55 PM
    October in the US is National Disability Employee Awareness Month (NDEAM). UsableNet celebrated NDEAM this year with our followers on social media by raising awareness about the ...
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