Take Control with Image Indexing
Coming up! DubBot will soon empower you to check for missing and oversized images, which can adversely affect your SEO and overall website performance.
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Helping Users Prevent Input Errors
By integrating error prevention from the start, digital projects can save time and money while ensuring a seamless, satisfying user experience.
3 Things - Tuesday, December 12
Three jobs in higher education. Disability Services Coordinator - Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, FL This Disability Services Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day operations of disability services,…
AI and ALT Text: Using Custom Policies for a Balanced Approach
Advantages and disadvantages of using AI to build ALT text.
3 Things - Tuesday, December 5
Celebrating those setting the trend in digital inclusivity On October 26, Adobe released a blog post introducing a distinguished group of individuals referred to as "Leaders of Accessibility," highlighting them…
Viewport Testing: Analysis Options for a Better User Experience
Viewports play a significant role in ensuring your mobile website looks great and functions flawlessly across various devices.
3 Things - Tuesday, November 28
Three upcoming accessibility conferences. Mark your calendars for 2024. axe-con , February 20-22, 2024 - online Save the date! The world’s largest digital accessibility conference is back. With the success of axe-con…
3 Things - Tuesday, November 21
5 Tips for a Sensory-Friendly Thanksgiving This Thanksgiving, address your or your loved one’s needs by planning for the holiday with sensory-friendly adaptations, favorite food substitutions, and mindful moments to…
Shout Out to #NEDSummit
Thank you to the organizers of #NEDSummit and #NEDCamp.
Error Messages and Making Them Accessible
Crafting accessible and understandable error messages is good business.
3 Things - Tuesday, November 14
Three accessibility job opportunities in higher education. Assistive Technology Coordinator - Towson University, Towson, MD Coordinates accommodations involving assistive technology software and hardware and alternative…
Embracing a Simpler Platform
Keeping it simple is the secret sauce to getting more people on board, whether it's for stuff happening behind the scenes or stuff clients see.
Veterans Day and the DAV
If you are a disabled veteran and need assistance with benefits, transitioning to civilian life, employment services, or a ride to a doctor's appointment, the DAV can help you.
3 Things - Tuesday, November 7
It's election day! Get out there and vote! Let your voice be heard! The Blind Voter's Guide to Voting The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) was signed into law on October 29, 2002, to address the problems during the 2000…
SC 4.1.1 Parsing - Should it stay or should it go?
Even though 4.1.1 is no longer a rule per WCAG 2.2, DubBot has not removed that rule from our test bank.
3 Things - Tuesday, October 31
Three times when accessibility was done wrong. 2.4.11: Adversarial Conformance HAL, the UI designer, can claim that it followed WCAG even though it’s clear that HAL expended effort on minimally conforming while negative…
Demystifying Decorative Images: To ALT Text or Not to ALT Text?
In the realm of web accessibility, understanding the nuances of decorative images is crucial.
3 Things - Tuesday, October 24
Three ways to help everyone have a Happy Halloween. Ditch the strobe lights, scary sounds, and loud music. Loud or frightening noises and bright flashing lights can cause big problems for trick-or-treaters with sensory…
Accessibility Statement 2.2
While you’re in the process of aligning your accessibility work with the new 2.2 recommendations, please ensure that you don't overlook the importance of updating your accessibility statement.
3 Things - Tuesday, October 17
Three techniques to help you meet three of the WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria. Technique G219: Ensuring that an alternative is available for dragging movements that operate on content This Technique aims to ensure that people…
