FCC's New Proposed Rule
On the heels of the Justice Department sending a notice of proposed rulemaking "to improve web and mobile applications (apps) access for people with disabilities," the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)…
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3 Things - Tuesday, August 15
Three A11Y tips for a better web experience. Designing Accessible Text Over Images: Best Practices, Techniques, And Resources (Part 1) The text over images design pattern is a design technique used to place text on top…
The Importance of the 404 Status for your 404 Page
Giving the correct status code informs users and search engines when pages do not exist.
3 Things - Tuesday, August 8
Three accessibility jobs. Systems Accessibility Analyst 2 - The Ohio State University, Romote Under the direction of the Associate Director of Web Services, and with a keen and balanced sensitivity to meeting human needs…
Sitting for the CPACC Exam - #4
Follow DubBot support engineer Ashley Thompson as she prepares for the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies exam.
3 Things - Tuesday, August 1
On July 25, "The Justice Department sent to the Federal Register for publication a notice of proposed rulemaking under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that aims to improve web and mobile…
3 Things - Tuesday, July 25
In celebration of the Accessibility Summit, today's 3Things is about the Higher Education Web Professionals Association (HighEdWeb.) Events HighEdWeb hosts three must attend conferences every year. The Analytics Summit ,…
Improved Control for Ignoring Issues Across Multiple Pages
DubBot’s clients have often provided inspiration for amazing product updates and feature additions. The ability to ignore issues by an element's HTML source is certainly proof of that. Imagine you have a webpage with an…
Custom Policies: DubBot’s Hidden Gem
Does your company have an Editorial or Writing Style Guide? Is it consistently applied across your site? Doing so can greatly increase the quality and usability of the content on your site. Why? Consider a user’s…
3 Things - Tuesday, July 18
Three checks in DubBot that keep you compliant and help you deliver an exceptional user experience. PDF Checker 2.0 PDF checker version 2.0 is now live with more abilities to filter your PDFs by types of issues found. If…
It's A11Y Summit Time!
Learn best practices, share stories with your peers and expand your knowledge on a wide range of accessibility topics.
3 Things - Tuesday, July 11
For this week's 3Things, we identified three job opportunities within higher education that specifically focus on accessibility. Director of Digital Accessibility - Tarrant County College Reporting to the District…
Product Update: PDF Checker 2.0 Goes Live
DubBot's PDF checker 2.0 is live! Learn how DubBot can help you keep your PDFs accessible.
3 Things - Tuesday, July 4
The World Para Athletics Championships begins July 8 in Paris, France. Here are 3 things about this popular Paralympic sport. World Para Athletics "Para athletics is the biggest sport within the Paralympic Movement…
Flying without Limits: Unlocking Accessible Air Travel
Awww, summer vacation! Who doesn’t anxiously await that time away to unwind, unplug and recharge? I recently returned home from my long-awaited summer vacation in Destin, Florida. Since I live in Virginia, I traveled by…
3 Things - Tuesday, June 27
Google’s Parrotron is an AI tool for people with speech impediments For millions of folks around the world, speech impairment is a fact of life. Roughly 7.5 million people in the U.S. have trouble vocalizing words and…
2023 Special Olympics World Games
June 18 marked the opening of the 2023 Special Olympics World Games.
3 Things - Tuesday, June 20
Understanding SC 2.5.5: Target Size (Level AAA) The intent of this success criteria is to ensure that target sizes are large enough for users to easily activate them, even if the user is accessing content on a small…
AI and A11Y: Navigating the AI Revolution
People have written a lot about the pros and cons of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on people with disabilities. I do not pretend to be an expert, and I certainly can not cover the breadth of the subject…
3 Things - Tuesday, June 13
University Webmaster and Developer - Jacksonville University The University Webmaster and Developer serves as the leader for Jacksonville University’s website and subsidiary sites. This position oversees the management…
