Don't Let Your Users Spin Out of Control: Making Progress Indicators Accessible
Create accessible progress and loading indicators for a more equitable experience.
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Accessible and Inclusive Design: A Partnership for a More Equitable Web
In essence, accessibility is an outcome of inclusive design. Together, they work to create a more usable and equitable world.
Beyond the Chart: A Guide to Accessible Data Visualization
Creating accessible charts and graphs is not difficult. It just requires some planning.
Browse Without Barriers: A Guide to Some of Google's Accessibility Tools
If your campus or organization runs on Google tools like Workspace and Chrome, you might already be familiar with the array of Google products designed to make everyone's work day (or fun day!) even better."
Decoding Your Content: How Abbreviations & Acronyms Impact Accessibility
Abbreviations like LOL and ETA save time in texts and emails, but they can also create communication barriers and affect accessibility.
Building a Strong Foundation - Mastering Proper Page Structure
A well-defined page structure dictates how easily users navigate and engage with your content.
A More Descriptive ALT Text: Shaping Experiences and Perceptions
Write descriptive, inclusive alt text that gives screen reader users meaningful image context and creates more accessible digital experiences.
The Trouble With PDFs
PDFs weren’t designed for the web. The problem isn’t the PDF itself—it’s treating PDFs as a one-size-fits-all solution.
Cookie Consent Pop-ups
These notifications can be annoying and prevent you from reading page-level reports, leading to a poor user experience.
DubBot's Summer Road Trip
This summer, we're thrilled to sponsor two key events dedicated to advancing accessibility in education. Each is a valuable stop on your accessibility travels.
Custom Policies - Not Just for Website Editors Anymore
Content creation has many moving parts, but DubBot's Custom Policies can make that process easier.
GAAD Webinar Wrap-Up
Takeaways from the May 16 #GAAD webinar with Iowa's Department for the Blind, Lullabot, DubBot, and Providence College.
Ignored Issues Report
A new, client-inspired report in DubBot. Ignored Issues.
What Accessibility Awareness Means to Me #GAAD
Today, in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we're spotlighting our exceptional team here at DubBot and their commitment to accessibility by asking, "What does accessibility awareness mean to you?"
Client Inspired: Updated Scoring System with Quicker Feedback
While our full scoring calculation is proprietary, we wanted to share this one variable in the scoring with you to explain this update.
Site Maps, Site Search and Accessibility
Although an HTML sitemap is not required to comply with WCAG 2.1 AA, it is often recommended to help users navigate your website without clicking from menu to menu.
Title II: New Rule for State & Local Governments
This rule ensures state and local government websites and mobile apps are inclusive, allowing everyone to access their services and programs.
Third-Party Applications and Accessibility Barriers
While third-party applications can enhance functionality, they can create accessibility barriers for users with disabilities.
Celebrating Digital Inclusion: Get Ready for Global Accessibility Awareness Day!
Celebrated every third Thursday in May (this year, it is May 16th), GAAD is a day to spotlight digital accessibility and inclusion. It's a global movement promoting the creation of digital spaces accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.
Development & Testing for Diverse Abilities: Visual
Web users with visual impairments often adjust how websites appear to suit their needs better. Many rely on assistive technologies to convert web content into formats they can perceive, like text-to-speech, customizing text size, color, font choice, spacing, or reading text using a screen reader or refreshable Braille.
