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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

Why Every Accessibility Program Needs a Paper Trail

July 9, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Dated documentation is what makes an accessibility program defensible. Here’s what to record, when to preserve evidence, and why the record is the defense. Continue Reading Why Every Accessibility Program Needs a Paper Trail

Creating an EAA Compliance Record: What to Document and Why

July 8, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

How to create an EAA compliance record: what to document, which directive provisions require evidence, and how to keep it current. Continue Reading Creating an EAA Compliance Record: What to Document and Why

Manual Testing Methodologies for Accessibility Audits

July 3, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

A (manual) accessibility audit is the only way to determine WCAG conformance. Automated scans flag or partially flag approximately 25% of WCAG 2.1 AA success… Continue Reading Manual Testing Methodologies for Accessibility Audits

Accessibility Governance Platforms Miss the (Manual) Audit

July 3, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Automated accessibility governance platforms are marketed as full compliance systems, but nearly all of them skip the one step that determines WCAG conformance: a manual… Continue Reading Accessibility Governance Platforms Miss the (Manual) Audit

How to Manage Accessibility Issues From Your Audit Report

July 2, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Managing accessibility issues from an audit report starts with organizing findings, assigning priority, routing work to the right developer, and validating fixes before closing anything… Continue Reading How to Manage Accessibility Issues From Your Audit Report

Why Automated Scans Are Good Practice Between Audits

July 1, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Automated scans between audits are a monitoring practice that helps teams catch obvious accessibility regressions as code ships. Scans do not determine WCAG conformance, and… Continue Reading Why Automated Scans Are Good Practice Between Audits

A Shared Accessibility Platform for Auditors and Clients

July 1, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

A shared accessibility platform gives auditors and their clients one place to work through issues together. The auditor uploads the audit report, the client fixes… Continue Reading A Shared Accessibility Platform for Auditors and Clients

How Developers Fix Accessibility Issues Faster With Tracker

June 30, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Developers move faster when accessibility issues arrive structured, prioritized, and paired with practical remediation guidance. Accessibility Tracker Platform takes audit data and turns it into… Continue Reading How Developers Fix Accessibility Issues Faster With Tracker

Accessibility Tracker as a System of Record

June 30, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

An accessibility system of record is the single, authoritative location where an organization stores its audit data, remediation status, conformance evidence, and compliance documentation. Accessibility… Continue Reading Accessibility Tracker as a System of Record

Does Insurance Cover ADA Website Lawsuits?

June 30, 2026 by Kris Rivenburgh

Insurance coverage for ADA website lawsuits depends entirely on the specific policy language. Most standard general liability policies do not cover digital accessibility claims, and… Continue Reading Does Insurance Cover ADA Website Lawsuits?

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