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Kris Rivenburgh To simplify an accessibility project, define the scope upfront, conduct a (manual) audit on a representative sample of pages or screens, prioritize issues by Risk… Continue Reading How to Simplify Your Accessibility Projects
Managing EAA compliance for one app and one platform is workable when the scope is treated as two separate digital assets with their own audit,… Continue Reading Manage EAA Compliance With 1 App and 1 Platform
A native mobile app audit is a fully manual evaluation of an iOS or Android app against WCAG 2.1 AA, conducted by a trained auditor… Continue Reading How to Conduct an Audit for a Native Mobile App
A prioritized checklist takes the issues identified in your accessibility audit report and reorders them by what should be fixed first. The order is set… Continue Reading How to Create a Prioritized Checklist From Your Audit Report
The best AI accessibility tools assist skilled practitioners with auditing, remediation guidance, and documentation work like VPATs and ACRs. They speed up tasks that used… Continue Reading Best AI Accessibility Tools: What Actually Works
Accessibility analytics are metrics and visualizations that show the state of digital accessibility across a website, web app, mobile app, or portfolio of assets. They… Continue Reading What Are Accessibility Analytics?
Several color contrast selector tools work directly on live web pages. Browser extensions and built-in developer tools let you sample any pixel on a rendered… Continue Reading 5 of the Best Color Contrast Analyzer Tools
Return on investment from an accessibility platform comes down to four measurable areas: time saved on audit and remediation workflows, reduction in legal risk, faster… Continue Reading How to Measure ROI From an Accessibility Platform
The EAA and the ADA are two separate laws with different origins, scopes, and enforcement models, but both push companies toward the same technical standard:… Continue Reading The Difference Between EAA and ADA Compliance
Most websites should have a full accessibility audit once per year, with additional audits triggered by significant design, code, or content changes. An annual cadence… Continue Reading How Often Should You Audit Your Website?