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Kris Rivenburgh A clean automated scan showing zero errors does not mean your website is WCAG conformant or ADA compliant. Scans only flag approximately 25% of accessibility… Continue Reading Automated Scan Shows Zero Errors: Is Your Web Page ADA Compliant?
Most WordPress themes do not conform to WCAG 2.1 AA. Even themes marketed as “accessibility-ready” routinely carry issues that only a (manual) accessibility audit can… Continue Reading Does Your WordPress Theme “Pass” an Accessibility Audit?
WCAG 2.1 AA requires SaaS platforms to make all user-facing functionality perceivable, operable, understandable, and compatible with assistive technology. That covers every screen, workflow, interactive… Continue Reading What WCAG 2.1 AA Actually Requires for SaaS Platforms
AI accessibility scans aren’t close to reliable enough to replace traditional automated scans or manual audits. At Accessible.org Labs, we had a target date of… Continue Reading AI Accessibility Scans Aren’t Close to Manual Audit Breadth or Accuracy Yet
Most accessibility audits consist of between 10 and 50 pages and/or screens. The exact number depends on the size and complexity of your website or… Continue Reading How Many Pages Should Be in Your Accessibility Audit Scope
An accessibility audit for a web application starts with selecting a qualified provider, defining the scope of the evaluation, and agreeing on the WCAG conformance… Continue Reading How to Get an Accessibility Audit for a Web Application
Automated scans only flag approximately 25% of WCAG issues. The remaining 75% require human evaluation because they involve meaning, context, and usability judgment that software… Continue Reading WCAG Issues That Automated Scans Don’t Catch
The scope for an accessibility audit defines what pages, screens, views, and/or content will be evaluated. Without a clear scope, the client will not know… Continue Reading What to Include in an Accessibility Audit Scope
SaaS companies that sell into the European market fall under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) if their product qualifies as a service provided to consumers… Continue Reading How SaaS Companies Selling into Europe Should Prepare for the EAA
When a customer asks about accessibility, many SaaS companies turn to us and ask what they should do. The request typically comes from a procurement… Continue Reading SaaS Accessibility When Customers Start Asking