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Ecommerce Web Accessibility Experiences
Sep 14, 2023
Originally written on Dec 13, 2022. Content was updated in September 2023. When I wrote about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I discussed my accessibility experiences with retail ...
Pop-up Accessibility and How to Make Pop-ups More Accessible
Sep 13, 2023
Website pop-up accessibility is a common digital accessibility issue that is vital to resolve in order for an inclusive web experience. Whether it's the infamous email sign-up ...
Image Alt Text Best Practices For Web Accessibility
Sep 11, 2023
One point I have stressed in several previous blogs is the importance of alternative text image descriptions for website pictures and graphics. So much information is conveyed to ...
How a Blind Person Uses a Website - Your Questions Answered
Sep 8, 2023
UsableNet recently did a webinar where a full-time screen reader user demonstrated interactions with websites to show sighted individuals how blind technology users navigate the ...
Grow your Audience: The Business Imperative of Web Accessibility
Sep 6, 2023
Editor's Note: This blog was updated in August 2024. Let's explore the powerful benefits your business can gain by creating a sustainable accessibility program. These insights ...
Buttons are an essential element of any website, program, or mobile application. They allow visitors to navigate the site, move back and forth between pages, and complete tasks. ...
Originally written on Oct 29, 2020. Content was updated in August 2023. We all know that digital accessibility is important, but have you ever watched a person who is blind or who ...
Digital Accessibility Regulation in 2023: An Update
Aug 7, 2023
Legislation around digital accessibility has made significant progress in 2023. Notable, of course, is the US Department of Justice issuing its long-awaited proposed rule-making ...
As we continue promoting accessibility knowledge to create more advocates and champions, re-educating those who have come across incorrect or misleading information must be a ...
