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Screen Reader Accessibility: Event Ticket Troubles

In this post, I will be continuing with my new accessibility narration series, in which I take the reader through a set of interactions I have with a website, documenting both ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing

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Challenges and Best Practices for Website Accessibility on Event Websites

After a hot summer, fall is the perfect season to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. Attending a concert in the park, catching an evening game, or enjoying a local festival are ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing

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What is Manual Website Accessibility Testing? (And Why It’s Important)

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 ...

QA Testing, Accessibility Testing

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Why include the disability community in your Web Accessibility Program

Digital accessibility has been moving to the forefront of priorities for many businesses recently, especially given the rise of digital ADA lawsuits. And as digital accessibility ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing, WCAG 2.1

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Retail is the Number One Industry Targeted by ADA Lawsuits

"Retail is the Number-One Industry Targeted by ADA Website Lawsuits," you can now check out the new Executive Viewpoint published in Retail TouchPoints. The story is based on ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing

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How Technology Improves Inclusion (And Where Work is Still Needed)

We've said goodbye to another Disability Pride month, at least until next year. Yet, just because we are no longer in July doesn't mean we should stop thinking about disability or ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing

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Disability Pride Month: The Origins of Assistive Technology

Editor's Note: Thanks to UsableNet's Intern, Lily Mordaunt for contributing this post in honor of Disability Pride month. You can read more about Lily in her other blogs published ...

Accessibility Testing, User Experience

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5 Ways Delivery Apps Don't Deliver On Accessibility (Guest Blog)

By March 2021, 47% of Americans used food delivery apps. Up from 38% in 2020, the statistics show how heavily we ended up relying on delivery services to get us through the ...

Accessibility Testing, User Experience

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How to Test the Accessibility of a Website

When addressing accessibility in your websites, apps, and other digital content, it is paramount that you follow established best practices in order to ensure your digital ...

Web Accessibility, Accessibility Testing

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