5 Categories of Accessibility Software Software Category Details Full-Site Accessibility Monitoring Platforms Automation scope: Automated scans of entire sites on a schedule. Slice and dice… Continue Reading The 5 Categories of Web Accessibility Software vs. Tracker
One of the key points of my new book, Digital Accessibility and Compliance, is that material compliance (that is the actual accessibility requirements side of… Continue Reading How to Track Accessibility Compliance
Accessibility checkers scan your website and flag potential issues automatically. Accessibility Tracker manages and tracks real audit results to help you reach WCAG conformance through… Continue Reading What’s the Difference Between an Accessibility Checker and a Tracker?
Accessibility Tracker provides state and local governments with a centralized platform to track, manage, and document their digital accessibility efforts for ADA Title II compliance.… Continue Reading Platform Makes Tracking ADA Title II Web Rule Compliance Easier
Note: This post reflects our interpretation of Subpart H and Appendix D of the final rule. The DOJ tied the scope of the web rule… Continue Reading Does the ADA Title II Web Rule Apply to Internal Web Content?
An elephant in the market that rarely gets the attention it deserves it the quality of the accessibility audit itself. Audits are talked about as… Continue Reading The Crucial Accuracy and Completeness of an Accessibility Audit Report
VPAT and ACR Essential Information Key Point What It Means for You VPAT vs. ACR VPAT is the empty template; ACR is the completed report… Continue Reading VPAT and Certification: What An ACR Actually Means
Traditional Approach vs Accessibility Tracker Aspect Traditional Approach With Accessibility Tracker Timeline for 100 Issues 8-10+ weeks to full WCAG conformance Very possibly 4 weeks… Continue Reading How to Use Real AI to Make Your Shopify Store ADA Compliant
Here are investments that look great in an accessibility statement: Before we go over what these bullet points mean and how they demonstrate a real… Continue Reading What to Put In Your Accessibility Statement to Demonstrate Commitment?
WCAG stands for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. These are web accessibility standards. VPAT stands for Voluntary Product Accessibility Template. This is a standardized template… Continue Reading WCAG vs. VPAT: What’s the Difference?
