Penny Kronz Presents Keynote at New England Drupal Camp
I’m thrilled to announce that our own Penny Kronz will present as a keynote speaker at The New England Drupal Camp conference on November 17.
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Tips for Accessible Meme Making
ALT text and image descriptions both serve as a textual representation of the image, making it accessible to individuals with low vision or who use screen readers, Braille displays, or other assistive technologies.
3 Things - Tuesday, October 10
Digital Accessibility Specialist - College of Engineering, UC Berkeley (2-year contract position) Reporting to Berkeley Engineering's web director, this position identifies all websites, web applications, social media,…
Deep Links in DubBot
Deep links are shortcuts that send users directly to specific locations within an application, bypassing the need to navigate through the application.
Case Study: George Mason University & The Trusted Tester
George Mason University (GMU) leveraged the Trusted Tester Certification to create a cohort of accessibility specialists and advocates.
WCAG 2.2 is Live!
WCAG 2.2 is here! Today, October 5, 2023, WCAG 2.2 is officially live!
3 Things - Tuesday, October 3
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). This is a time to celebrate the contributions of workers with disabilities and to work towards creating a more inclusive workforce. By raising awareness…
Dark Mode: Best Practices for Accessibility
Explores color, color contrast, and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) you should consider to create an accessible dark mode interface.
3 Things - Tuesday, September 26
Three professional development opportunities about accessibility. WordPress Accessibility Day 2023 , September 27-28, Livestream, Free WordPress Accessibility Day is a 24-hour global event dedicated to promoting and…
Dark Mode in Web Apps: A11Y Pros and Cons
Some pros and cons users typically encounter when using dark mode.
3 Things - Tuesday, September 19
Three A11Y tips for a better web experience. Understanding Page Structure Pages with a clear structure and hierarchy are easy for people to understand. A good structure helps people navigate through content, find what…
Proof Accessibility Matters
Discover why accessibility matters in the digital age. Explore three specific statistics that prove the importance of inclusive design and web accessibility in ensuring equal access for all.
3 Things - Tuesday, September 12
Three jobs edition. Accessibility Specialist - W3C / MIT (Temporary) The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) seeks a full-time staff member to work on digital accessibility standards and supporting materials. The…
How People Use Assistive Technology
A look at screen readers, magnification software, and sip-and-puff technologies used by people with disabilities to interact with websites.
3 Things - Tuesday, September 5
Back to school edition. Two-thirds of NYC public schools not fully accessible for students with physical disabilities More than two-thirds of New York City public schools are not fully accessible for students with…
Sitting for the CPACC Exam - I Passed!
Follow DubBot support engineer Ashley Thompson as she prepares for the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies exam.
Introducing the GitHub Task Connector
DubBot admins can now add a GitHub Connector to user accounts to connect Tasks to GitHub.
3 Things - Tuesday, August 29
Three special days in September. National Guide Dog Day September 2023 is National Guide Dog Month in the United States. This month is a celebration of all guide dogs or service dogs. This month-long celebration aims to…
Using Custom Policies to Increase SEO
Using DubBot's Custom Policies, you can increase your SEO and make your website highly visible.
3 Things - Tuesday, August 22
Three professional development opportunities. EvolveDrupal - September 8, 2023 With over 120 professionals coming together to learn, connect, and inspire, it set the bar high, and we're determined to exceed expectations…
