A more accessible website is better for everyone, not just people with disabilities.

Web Accessibility? It’s Not So Scary.

…evaluating accessibility is inevitably a technical topic that requires experience and judgement. Make sure you’re working with web developers familiar with the concepts of accessibilityaccessibility should already be…

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If website accessibility is on your mind, you're not alone.

CU website accessibility problems and solutions

…common accessibility issues we’ve been seeing are not difficult to fix. This is a very useful automated accessibility evaluation tool. Like any software-based tool, it’s not perfect but it’s a…

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Nothing says “we speak your language” as well as actually speaking their language.

Website accessibility and translation go hand-in-hand

…start ignoring the real people out there that need real help.  Good accessibility helps everyone Translation and accessibility aren’t always management’s top priority. They get put off for a number…

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Everyone wins when you design, build, and maintain websites with accessibility in mind.

Web Accessibility: Fixing Contrast Conundrums

One of the more common website accessibility/ADA issues we see is contrast — when there’s not enough contrast between type and the background color, people with certain visual problems might…

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…Read more Finally, a little clarity on credit union website Accessibility and ADA compliance The US Department of Justice (DOJ) recently released their guidance on how the Americans with Disabilities…

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