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Showing Posts from Category: Digital Accessibility

  • What you need to know about testing for ADA compliance

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, News on August 8, 2023

    In a world that is increasingly interconnected, the digital landscape has become an integral part of everyday life. From online shopping and banking to education and healthcare, the internet has…

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  • What is ADA Compliance Color Checker

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, News on August 8, 2023

    Color has the power to evoke emotions, communicate ideas, and guide navigation. In the digital world, color plays a vital role in how users interact with websites and applications. However,…

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  • What’s in a font?

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on July 31, 2023

    For many web developers, choosing fonts for their sites comes down to aesthetics. However, for people with dyslexia, the choice of font can determine whether text on a page can…

    Read PostThe letters A, B and C are in a bubble in the middle of the illustration. Lines leave the bubble from the top and bottom.
  • WCAG 2.2 is Nearly Here!

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Web Accessibility on July 24, 2023

    It’s been a long time coming, but the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 is nearly here! No, really, we mean it this time. On July 20, WCAG 2.2…

    Read PostAn illustration of a laptop with A list coming out of it named "2.2" sits on a light blue background. Next to the laptop is the universal accessibility symbol.
  • Why WCAG?

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Web Accessibility on July 21, 2023

    The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are a set of guidelines designed to make web content more accessible, particularly for people with disabilities. Here are a few reasons why websites…

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  • The Rocky Road of Travel for People with Disabilities

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on July 14, 2023

    Travelling can be a source of joy and excitement, providing a change of scenery, exposure to different cultures, and a break from our daily routines. However, for people with disabilities,…

    Read PostAn illustration of AbleBot holds up a passport. Behind it is a plane leaving a destination marker.
  • Breaking Down Barriers: Creating Memes for a More Inclusive Digital World

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on June 28, 2023

    The internet has paved the way for memes to become a potent tool in digital communication. Their virality and relevance in pop culture have turned them into a staple for…

    Read PostAn illustration of a computer screen with two pink square on the screen representing a memes. One has a checkmark above it while the other has an X. To the right of the screen is the universal accessibility symbol.
  • The Unseen Barrier: Decoding the Accessibility Crisis in the Realm of Memes

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on June 26, 2023

    While the internet has become a tool for global connectedness, fostering an increasingly inclusive digital landscape remains a paramount concern. One aspect that often evades scrutiny in this context is…

    Read PostAn illustration of a computer screen with a pink square on the screen representing a meme. Coming out of the meme is a speech bubble with the text, "LOL". To the left of the screen is the universal accessibility symbol.
  • Best Practices for Digital and Event Accessibility in Pride Month Celebrations

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Disability Awareness on June 2, 2023

    As Pride Month swings into high gear with an array of festivities and digital initiatives, it’s essential to spotlight a frequently overlooked issue: accessibility for all, including the disability community.…

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  • Shame on you, Governor DeSantis

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Disability Awareness on May 16, 2023

    Yesterday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill that would bar Florida colleges and universities from spending money on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) programs while limiting how race…

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  • Whitespace, Images, and Videos: Tools to Help Those with Dyslexia

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Disability Awareness on May 16, 2023

    For most people, how a website is laid out is purely an aesthetic choice, but for those with dyslexia, it can be the difference between understanding and not. I have…

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  • What is a VPAT and why is it important for accessibility?

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Disability Awareness, Document Accessibility, News on May 2, 2023

    In today’s increasingly digital world, ensuring accessibility for individuals with disabilities is a critical aspect of designing and developing inclusive products and services. One important tool that aids in this…

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