Kris Rivenburgh The Section 508 edition of the VPAT reports against WCAG 2.0 Level A/AA and the Revised Section 508 standards for U.S. federal procurement. The INT… Continue Reading Section 508 vs INT VPAT: What’s the Difference?
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires online banking interfaces to be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for people with disabilities. Banks offering consumer services to… Continue Reading EAA Requirements for Online Banking Accessibility
Massachusetts does not have a single standalone web accessibility statute that governs all private businesses. Instead, accessibility obligations for organizations operating in Massachusetts come from… Continue Reading Massachusetts Web Accessibility Law: What to Know
The Section 508 edition of the VPAT is the right choice when a U.S. federal agency or a contractor selling into the federal market requests… Continue Reading When to Use the Section 508 VPAT Edition
A VPAT for a mobile app should cover the full WCAG 2.1 AA criteria set applied to every screen, flow, and interaction in the app,… Continue Reading What a VPAT Should Cover for a Mobile App
The European Accessibility Act requires economic operators to produce and retain specific records that prove a product or service meets accessibility requirements. For digital services… Continue Reading What Documentation the EAA Requires for Conformance
An accessibility remediation report shows the status of every issue identified in an audit, mapped to its WCAG success criterion, with notes on what was… Continue Reading What an Accessibility Remediation Report Should Show
Under the HHS web rule, minimal impact refers to web content or mobile app content whose inaccessibility would have little to no effect on a… Continue Reading What Counts as Minimal Impact Under the HHS Web Rule
Social media content accessibility means writing posts, images, videos, and links so people using assistive technology can understand them. The core practices are short: add… Continue Reading How to Make Social Media Content Accessible
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires that emergency communications to the single European emergency number 112 be accessible to people with disabilities. This means public… Continue Reading What the EAA Requires for Emergency Communications
