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4 Steps To Take in NY or FL Re: Your Website Accessibility Lawsuit [Blog]

If you operate a business in New York or Florida, you might have noticed an alarming trend: there’s been a rise in website accessibility lawsuits against businesses. It could only ...

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Automated WCAG Testing is Not Enough for Web Accessibility ADA Compliance [Blog]

Over 70% of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Success Criteria require Manual Review. By Giacomo Petri and Christian Federici

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10 Steps After Receiving an ADA Demand Letter on Website Accessibility

Don’t worry you are not alone; it is estimated that thousands of companies will receive ADA demand letters during 2018 as the DOJ have pulled back from establishing clear ...

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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1

What’s the difference between version 2.1 over 2.0? The quick answer is that WCAG 2.1 adds a total of 17 new Success Criteria across A, AA, and AAA standards and maintains all the ...

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Integrating Accessibility Into Your Development Lifecycle

Website accessibility has been an important issue for almost 20 years, but has recently come into the spotlight due to the increasing necessity of the internet. It's obvious why ...

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Accessibility vs. Inclusive Design: 4 Key Differences

“What is the difference between accessibility and inclusive design?”

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The DOJ’s Regulatory Agenda Leaves Out Web Accessibility – What This Really Means [Blog]

This week, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) released an updated regulatory agenda, and previously-planned Website Accessibility (WA) regulations under the Americans ...

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Ed Sheeran’s Inaccessible UK Tour Tickets Highlight the Importance of Proactive Accessibility Strategies

Earlier this month, Ed Sheeran fans rushed onto Ticketmaster’s website to claim their tickets to his heavily anticipated ‘÷’ concert tour. As customers scrambled to purchase ...

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A Technical Guide to Getting Started with Web Accessibility: Part 3 (Proper Naming of Links)

Although notable strides have been made in the movement toward accessible, inclusive web experiences, experts predict that up to 85% of websites, globally, are still not fully ...

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