Kris Rivenburgh WCAG conformance is not a destination. It is a continuous state that requires active maintenance after remediation is completed. New content, design updates, third-party integrations,… Continue Reading How to Maintain WCAG Conformance After Remediation
An accessibility audit report is a prioritized list of issues. A sprint remediation plan is how you move through that list without losing momentum. The… Continue Reading Audit Results to Sprint Remediation Plan
With the ADA Title II deadline drawing near, we’re getting more and more requests from organizations working toward compliance. As part of those requests, clients… Continue Reading Accessibility Tracker’s New PDF Finder Tool: Automatically Locate All Documents Linked on Your Website
After your accessibility audit is complete and remediation is underway, automated scans on a recurring schedule are the most practical way to monitor your digital… Continue Reading Set Up a Recurring Scan Schedule After Your Audit
An accessibility remediation checklist gives your team a structured path from audit report to WCAG conformance. Without one, issues pile up, ownership gets murky, and… Continue Reading Accessibility Remediation Checklist for WCAG Teams
Tracking accessibility compliance across multiple websites requires a system that connects audit data, remediation progress, and conformance status for every property in your portfolio. Without… Continue Reading How to Track Accessibility Across Multiple Websites
DHS Trusted Tester certification is the most credible way to verify that an auditor actually knows how to evaluate a digital asset against WCAG. At… Continue Reading High Quality Accessibility Audits by Certified DHS Trusted Testers
Every website update, from a new landing page to a redesigned checkout flow, can introduce accessibility issues. Maintaining WCAG conformance requires an ongoing process, not… Continue Reading WCAG Conformance When Your Website Changes Constantly
During an accessibility audit, auditors evaluate screen reader compatibility by navigating every interactive element, reading order sequence, and content structure with one or more screen… Continue Reading How Auditors Evaluate Screen Reader Compatibility
Developers need three things from an accessibility audit report: the exact location of each issue, the WCAG success criterion it violates, and clear guidance on… Continue Reading What Developers Need from an Audit Report
