WCAG 2.2 AA adds six additional success criteria for full conformance. On Accessible.org’s side, this means there are more issues we need to audit for… Continue Reading What’s the Difference Between WCAG 2.1 AA and 2.2 Audits?
AI can’t automate accessibility fixes, but it can make remediation a hell of a lot faster. Let’s say you’re an experienced developer who is still… Continue Reading How to Fix Accessibility Issues With AI
Although our accessibility audit process remains the same for any digital asset, audits for software aren’t the same as audits for websites. Desktop applications control… Continue Reading Desktop Software WCAG Audits: The Key Differences
We recently came across a post from the Accessibility subreddit that takes vendors behind the scenes of what actually happens to your ACR once you… Continue Reading Is Your VPAT/ACR Actually Being Reviewed for Accuracy?
That sweet, sweet accessibility audit report you’ve been waiting 10 days for just hit your desk(top). Great, now you can start fixing the 155 issues… Continue Reading Why Pay for Accessibility AI Tools When ChatGPT is Free?
Desperate to claim accessibility automation, many digital accessibility companies are pushing deceptive messaging around ‘AI-powered’ remediation and automated audits. If you listen closely enough to… Continue Reading The Latest AI Application in Digital Accessibility Makes Fixes Much Easier, Saves Money
A little known fact is that Accessible.org is home to one of the brightest development minds in the world. Oh it’s true. And this developer… Continue Reading Genius Developer is People’s Champ, Now Everyone Wins Their Accessibility Projects
How does our Accessibility Tracker platform fare against the general board? Quite well. Quite well. In what may come as no surprise to you, we’ve… Continue Reading The Project Management Software Market vs. Accessibility Tracker
Experiential learning is the best type of learning. No theoretical classroom lectures, let’s learn through practice and putting in the reps. Our new digital accessibility… Continue Reading How AI Trains Developers on Accessibility While They Fix Audit Issues
Digital Accessibility companies love to recite the statistic that 20% of people in the United States have a disability (it’s actually 28.7% according to this… Continue Reading 20% of People Don’t Have a Disability That Impacts Web Use
