ADA Title II Deadline Extended: Two Different Perspectives
Learn what the ADA Title II deadline extension means for digital accessibility, why progress shouldn’t slow down, and what public entities should do next.
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Third-Party Tools, First-Party Responsibility: When Your Vendor Isn’t Listening
Learn why third-party accessibility issues are still your responsibility, and how higher ed teams can manage vendor risk, document gaps, and drive remediation.
See What’s Behind the Images: ALT Text Now Visible in DubBot
See what’s behind your images with DubBot’s new ALT text visibility feature. Quickly audit, evaluate, and improve accessibility on your site all in one place.
Signals from DrupalCon Attendees: The Squeeze of Title II and AI Momentum
Discover DrupalCon insights on ADA Title II compliance, AI, accessibility, and web governance and why human oversight matters as digital content scales.
Accessible Microcopy: Small but Mighty
Learn how accessible microcopy improves web usability with clear labels, helpful instructions, descriptive errors, and inclusive language that guides users.
Beyond Best Practices: Rethinking Accessibility in Email Marketing
Discover how often-overlooked accessibility issues in emails can break the user experience and how to make your emails readable, navigable, and effective.
Modals, Dialogs, and Accessibility
Learn the difference between modal and non-modal dialogs, when to use each, and how to design accessible interactions that support users and WCAG guidelines.
Why Keyboard-Only Testing Should Be Your First Accessibility Check
Learn why keyboard-only testing should be your first accessibility check and how simple navigation tests can uncover focus, menus, and usability issues.
Beginner’s Guide to NVDA for Accessibility Testing
Learn to test website accessibility with NVDA. This beginner guide covers basic screen reader commands and simple tests for headings, links, and buttons.
Good Design Leaves Clues: Affordances and Accessibility
Discover the power of affordances. Learn how clear visual cues improve usability, reduce confusion, and support better accessibility for everyone.
Accessibility Testing with VoiceOver: A Beginner's Guide
Learn how to use VoiceOver to test website accessibility. This beginner's guide explains simple commands and quick checks to find common accessibility issues.
Accessible Footnotes: Tags, Roles and Navigation
Make your PDFs and web pages truly accessible: learn how to implement ARIA footnotes, ensure screen reader-friendly references, and audit footnotes like a pro.
Best Practices: Do I Have to Comply?
Explore why web accessibility best practices enhance user experience, reduce risk, and build inclusive digital spaces your audience can actually use.
Where Does Accessibility Fit in Your Content Strategy?
From planning to publishing, unlock the full potential of your content strategy by weaving accessibility into every step.
Crafting ALT Text That Adds Value: A Style Guide
Learn how to craft clear, meaningful ALT text with this practical style guide. Enhance web accessibility, improve user experience, and even elevate your brand.
Images With a Job: Writing ALT Text That Works
Write purpose-driven ALT text for informative and functional images, with practical examples to improve screen reader clarity and accessibility strategy.
ALT Text Is Read by AT, Search Engines, and AI—Write It Like It Matters
ALT text isn’t just for screen readers; it’s the secret sauce for AI, search engines, and accessibility. Learn how to write it like it actually matters.
The Most Accessible ALT Text Is Sometimes No ALT Text at All
Not every image needs ALT text. Learn when skipping ALT text is the most accessible choice.
ALT Text Isn’t a Description. It’s a Content Decision
Learn why effective alt text is a content decision, not just an image description, and how editorial intent creates more meaningful, accessible web experiences.
Becoming a Trusted Tester
Become a Trusted Tester and level up your WCAG skills, master Section 508 testing, boost your career, and help create digital products everyone can use.
