The accessibility records every organization should maintain, from audit reports and ACRs to remediation logs and policies, plus how to keep them current. Continue Reading The Accessibility Records Every Organization Should Maintain
Proof of accessibility compliance comes from documentation: a manual audit report, an ACR, and an accessibility statement. Here’s how to build it. Continue Reading How to Establish Proof of Accessibility Compliance
Sharing your VPAT/ACR as a hosted link instead of a PDF keeps recipients on the current version and stops stale copies from circulating. Here’s how. Continue Reading How to Share Your VPAT/ACR as a Link
The accessibility documentation every strong program keeps: audit reports, ACRs, statements, policies, and remediation records, plus how to maintain them. Continue Reading The Accessibility Documentation Every Successful Program Has
A clean automated scan removes the triage signal plaintiff firms use to find targets. Here’s why near-zero scan errors lower your ADA lawsuit risk. Continue Reading Why a Clean Automated Scan Lowers Your ADA Lawsuit Risk
A plain-language system for organizing your digital accessibility documentation: audit reports, remediation records, ACRs, policies, and training logs. Continue Reading How to Organize Your Digital Accessibility Documentation
Small businesses are now the primary targets for ADA website lawsuits. Learn how plaintiff firms find them and how documentation protects you. Continue Reading Why Small Businesses Are Targets for ADA Website Lawsuits
To meet B Lab’s digital accessibility options, you need: B Lab’s new standards include two such options under the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI)… Continue Reading How to Meet B-Corp Accessibility Requirements
How enterprises should organize accessibility documentation: ACRs, audit reports, policies, and statements, plus how to keep each one current and useful. Continue Reading The Enterprise Approach to Accessibility Documentation
Dated documentation is what makes an accessibility program defensible. Here’s what to record, when to preserve evidence, and why the record is the defense. Continue Reading Why Every Accessibility Program Needs a Paper Trail
