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Kris Rivenburgh

Kris Rivenburgh is an attorney and digital accessibility and compliance expert with over seven years of experience consulting with clients on how to follow best practices for compliance and reduce legal risk. Kris wrote The ADA Book and founded Accessible.org, LLC, a company that specializes in digital accessibility services, products, and training

VPATs for Articulate Courses: Storyline, Rise 360, SCORM

August 15, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

We have received more requests recently for VPATs covering Articulate Storyline and Rise 360 courses. The pattern is consistent: a training vendor or content team… Continue Reading VPATs for Articulate Courses: Storyline, Rise 360, SCORM

How Documentation Can Help Get an ADA Case Dismissed

August 15, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Dated accessibility documentation supports mootness and good-faith arguments in ADA website claims. Continue Reading How Documentation Can Help Get an ADA Case Dismissed

How Do You Show Proof of EAA Compliance?

August 14, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Proof of EAA compliance means documentation: an accessibility statement, technical records, and conformity assessment tied to WCAG and EN 301 549. Continue Reading How Do You Show Proof of EAA Compliance?

How Automated Scan Errors Make Your Website a Lawsuit Target

August 14, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Automated scan errors are how plaintiff firms find websites to sue. Here’s how the triage layer works and how to document a defensible accessibility Continue Reading How Automated Scan Errors Make Your Website a Lawsuit Target

How to Easily Share Proof of Digital Accessibility

August 13, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Learn how to easily share proof of digital accessibility with buyers, procurement teams, and the public using an ACR, accessibility statement, and a live Continue Reading How to Easily Share Proof of Digital Accessibility

Documentation to Keep Before an ADA Demand Letter

August 12, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

What documentation to have on hand before an ADA website demand letter arrives: dated audits, scan records, remediation logs, and an organized program Continue Reading Documentation to Keep Before an ADA Demand Letter

Why ADA Settlement Terms Can Cost More Than the Settlement

August 12, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

The non-monetary terms in an ADA settlement, forced audits, ongoing user testing, and monitoring, can cost more than the dollar figure. Continue Reading Why ADA Settlement Terms Can Cost More Than the Settlement

How a Paper Trail Strengthens ADA Website Defense

August 11, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

A dated accessibility paper trail supports mootness and good-faith arguments in ADA website matters. Here’s what to document and why the sequence matters. Continue Reading How a Paper Trail Strengthens ADA Website Defense

How Documentation Supports a Mootness Defense

August 10, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

How dated accessibility documentation supports a mootness argument after a demand letter: preserve the before-state first, then remediate fast. Continue Reading How Documentation Supports a Mootness Defense

How to Document Digital Accessibility Compliance

August 8, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

A step-by-step method for documenting digital accessibility compliance, from audit reports to ACRs, so your records hold up for buyers and legal review. Continue Reading How to Document Digital Accessibility Compliance

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