Change of Context vs Change of Content
A change of context represents a significant shift in the webpage's structure, while a change of content is a minor modification within the existing context.
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Creating Accessible Parallax Websites
Parallax scrolling can create a stunning visual effect, adding depth and intrigue to a website. However, it often comes with accessibility challenges that can exclude users with certain disabilities.
Marketing: Making it Inclusive
Marketing that resonates with our personal identities and experiences is more likely to capture our attention and influence our buying decisions. That kind of marketing is inclusive marketing.
Accessible Authentication
"An estimated 1.3 billion people—or 16% of the global population—experience a significant disability today." Each one of those 16% should be able to be authenticated and granted access as quickly and easily as possible, regardless of their disability.
Access to Good Jobs for All: NDEAM 2024
"Access to Good Jobs for All" emphasizes breaking down barriers and creating equitable workplace opportunities for people with disabilities.
Essential Principles of Accessible Design Systems
An accessible design system includes accessibility documentation, guidelines, and implementation notes.
CAPTCHA: A Digital Puzzle and Accessibility Challenge
CAPTCHAs pose significant barriers for users with disabilities, as they are not designed to accommodate diverse user needs.
Custom Colors for Issue Highlighting
Clients: Did you know that issues can be highlighted in any color you choose? Maybe a color associated with your brand or a color that strongly contrasts with your branded colors so it is easier to find. Here is an…
DubBot's Penny Kronz Wins Coveted Red Stapler Award
For her presentation, "Accessibility Insights," at the HighEdWeb Annual Conference, Penny Kronz was awarded the coveted Red Stapler Award.
Email & Accessibility: A Checklist
Email plays a vital role in both personal and professional communications and interactions. However, its effectiveness hinges on ensuring it's accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities.
REM, EM and PX, Oh My!
People with low vision often need to resize text to make it more easily readable. Understanding the units px, em, and rem is essential for creating websites that accommodate these needs.
A Seat at the Table: Building Accessible Tables for Everyone
Discover essential tips and techniques for ensuring your tabular data is usable by everyone, including those with visual impairments.
Choosing Your Words: Understanding Person-First and Identity-First Language
PFL and IFL models are rooted in respect for people with disabilities. Understanding the 'debate' requires a deeper dive into their pros and cons.
Web Governance: Who's doing what and according to whose guidelines?
Think of web governance as the framework of policies, processes, and people that keep your site consistent, usable, accessible, and up-to-date.
HighEdWeb in Albuquerque - Annual Conference 2024
A proud HighEdWeb supporter since 2018, DubBot continues its sponsorship as a Platinum Sponsor and Accessibility Partner for this year’s Annual Conference.
EvolveDrupal NYC
DubBot is proud to be a sponsor for #EvolveDrupal NYC! This outstanding event is hosted by our partner and friends at Evolving Web.
Social Media & AllY - Part 2: Images & Video
Part two of a two-part blog series explores practical tips for creating accessible social media content. Topics include fonts, color contrast, hashtags, images, memes, videos, and more. The goal is to provide a checklist to help you create the most accessible social media content.
Social Media & AllY - Part 1: Design Elements & Written Content
This two-part blog series will explore practical tips for creating accessible social media content, covering topics like fonts, color contrast, hashtags, images, memes, videos, and more. The goal is to provide a checklist to help you create the most accessible social media content.
An Accessible Interactive PDF Form
When creating an interactive PDF form, these characteristics and three other features are required: tagged form fields, tooltips, and proper tab order.
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