Kris Rivenburgh Accessibility Tracker Platform gives teams tangible evidence of accessibility progress by organizing audit issues, tracking every fix, and generating documentation that reflects real work completed.… Continue Reading Tracker Provides Tangible Evidence of Accessibility Progress
Most organizations need digital accessibility training the moment they start creating, designing, or maintaining digital content. If your team builds websites, writes content, designs interfaces,… Continue Reading Does Your Organization Need Digital Accessibility Training?
Preparing an accessibility report starts with pulling the right data from your audit findings, scan history, and issue tracker, then translating that data into a… Continue Reading How to Prepare Accessibility Reports Using Analytics Data
Web accessibility refers specifically to websites, web pages, web apps, and web content. Digital accessibility is the broader term that covers websites plus mobile apps,… Continue Reading Web vs. Digital Accessibility: What’s the Difference?
No, AI cannot automatically fix accessibility issues across a website or app with reliable results. AI can assist a skilled developer or auditor by suggesting… Continue Reading Can AI Automatically Fix Accessibility Issues?
IDX integrations pull live MLS listings into real estate websites through third-party plugins, iframes, or API feeds. These integrations often introduce accessibility issues the site… Continue Reading How IDX Integrations Affect Accessibility for Real Estate Websites
Scan-based platforms misguide compliance efforts because automated scans detect only about 25% of WCAG issues. The other 75% require human evaluation against the Web Content… Continue Reading Why Scan-Based Platforms Misguide Compliance Efforts
Setting up alerts for accessibility issues means configuring automated scans, monitoring tools, and workflow notifications that flag problems as they appear on your website or… Continue Reading How to Set Up Alerts for Accessibility Issues
In welcome news for many of our clients, the Department of Justice (DOJ) will extend the ADA Web Title II Rule April 24, 2026 deadline… Continue Reading DOJ Extends ADA Title II Web Compliance Deadline 1 Year
Organizations subject to both the ADA and the European Accessibility Act (EAA) can align their accessibility investments around a single standard: WCAG 2.1 AA. Both… Continue Reading Align Accessibility Investments for ADA and EAA Compliance
