Kris Rivenburgh The new HHS Section 504 web rule requires recipients of federal financial assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services to make their web… Continue Reading A Pocket Guide to the New HHS Section 504 Web Rule
The HHS Section 504 web rule requires recipients of HHS federal financial assistance to make web content and mobile apps conform to WCAG 2.1 AA.… Continue Reading The 5 HHS Section 504 Web Rule Exceptions Explained
The HHS Section 504 web rule applies to any entity that receives federal financial assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services. That includes… Continue Reading Who the HHS Section 504 Web Rule Applies To
The new HHS Section 504 web rule requires recipients of federal financial assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services to make their websites… Continue Reading What the New HHS Section 504 Web Rule Requires
Accessibility reports fall into a handful of distinct categories, each serving a different purpose. The most common types accessibility reports cover are audit reports, Accessibility… Continue Reading The Different Types of Accessibility Reports
Partially Supports means a product meets a WCAG criterion in some places but not others. In a VPAT, the Remarks and Explanations column is where… Continue Reading How to Explain Partially Supports in a VPAT
Most people browse the web on a phone. If your accessibility audit only covers desktop, you are confirming conformance for half of your actual audience.… Continue Reading Why Include Mobile in Your Accessibility Audit
An executive summary for accessibility leadership should give decision-makers a one-page read on where the organization stands against WCAG, what risk exists, what work has… Continue Reading Executive Summary for Accessibility Leadership: What to Include
Accessibility scanning tools flag or partially flag approximately 25% of WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria. They detect a narrow slice of technical problems, mostly issues… Continue Reading Limitations of Accessibility Scanning Tools
Third-party content in a VPAT is disclosed in the scope section. Components outside the vendor’s control are noted, and conformance is rated only for what… Continue Reading How to Address Third-Party Content in a VPAT
