Lock It Down: Custom Policies for Website Security
Website security isn’t just for big corporations. If your website collects information, it needs to be secure. DubBot’s security policy set can help.
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Why Meaningful Sequence Matters
This blog post will examine WCAG success criterion 1.3.2: Meaningful Sequence, a critical aspect of web accessibility that is often overlooked. We’ll explore why it matters, who it impacts, and how you can ensure your website is compliant.
Website Performance and its Impact on Accessibility
Accessibility considers users with disabilities; performance considers devices and connection speeds. Optimizing both is key to an accessible online experience.
Quote Elements and Accessible Content
Quotes are essential for providing evidence, enhancing credibility, and enriching the narrative while maintaining clarity and coherence.
Speaking the Same Language: Sign Language Recognition
Sign Language Recognition (SLR) systems convert visual sign language—gestures, body movements, and facial expressions—into accessible spoken or written forms. This conversion is achieved through complex AI algorithms and machine learning models, requiring vast amounts of sign language training data.
DubBot's WordPress Plugin: Out of Beta and Ready to Roll!
After a successful beta period, this module is live and ready to streamline your content quality workflow directly within your WordPress editor.
Building Inclusive Conversations: Accessibility in Chatbots
Building or purchasing accessible chatbots ensures your online presence is welcoming and usable for everyone.
Don't Let DubBot "Curb Your Metrics"
Internal traffic will inflate metrics, leading to inaccurate reporting.
Accessibility Metadata: What it is and Why it Matters
Accessibility metadata is structured information that details a content's accessibility features. It makes finding compatible content easier for users of assistive technologies (such as screen readers, dynamic braille, and text-to-speech devices).
From Pixels to Print: Color and Accessible Design
For people with low vision, color vision deficiency, or color blindness, color can also be a significant barrier to perceiving and accessing information and enjoying the full digital and print experience.
Navigating the New ADA Rule: State and Local Governments and Your Third-Party Vendors
This new rule presents a significant challenge for many government entities, especially when working with third-party vendors for their digital services.
Personas: A Human-Centered Approach to Accessibility
Just like buyer personas help us understand our target audience, accessibility personas help us understand the specific challenges and needs of users with disabilities. Accessibility personas educate us about our users in ways other data cannot, and they inform an inclusive design and development process.
From Feedback to Frontline: Groups to Page Sets
The primary difference between the two setups is that Page Sets get content from Sites, which actually crawl the content. Page Sets don't crawl sites; they gather data from crawled Sites.
Progress over Perfection: Using DubBot Can Help
Accessibility is an ongoing journey, not a destination. It requires a commitment to continuous improvement with incremental changes that have a real impact on users with disabilities.
AI and SEO: Opportunities and Challenges
Tools like GPT-3, Bard, and Gemini speed up content creation with human-like text, but using AI effectively requires a careful balance with SEO.
Creating Accessible Habits at Ohio University
This Accessibility Habits program uses James Clear's habit stacking to encourage small, consistent actions to build accessibility awareness and inclusion.
The Importance of Audio Description
Closed captioning has become an essential standard for deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals. Yet its equally important counterpart, audio description, often remains overlooked.
Accessibility in a Toxic Workplace
A toxic work environment regarding accessibility can be all of this and more - one that consistently ignores, dismisses, or hinders the needs of employees with disabilities.
Making Your Status Messages Accessible
Assistive technologies like screen readers need status messages, while accessibility features ensure all visitors are notified of content changes.
Designing Destructive Buttons: Balancing Function and Accessibility
Explore the delicate balance of designing destructive buttons (like "Delete" or "Cancel") that are both functional and accessible for all users.
