kris I am screen recording the homepage of an apartment website. And the reason I’m doing so is because they actually have a separate version of the website for people with disabilities. This is a worst practice for both website accessibility and ADA compliance. At the very top of the website, there’s a small blue banner … Read more
Developer: I think that companies that sell accessibility solutions try to frame accessibility as a black box that’s impossible to understand. But I believe the concepts are not that difficult if you take the time to learn them. Kris: Exactly, exactly. This clip is so good. I had to share it. It’s from- I’m screen … Read more
Most website accessibility litigation ends up being settled. And the reason why is it can be very expensive to defend against these claims. And so what happens is most plaintiffs’ law firms will offer an amount just low enough to entice the respondent, the people defending against these claims to take the settlement rather … Read more
I am screen-recording the silktide.com accessibility sales page. And specifically, I’m looking at the section titled How effective is automated web accessibility testing? And the reason I’m recording this video is because I want to highlight the difference between the perception that can be created from a sales page versus reality. So it starts- let’s … Read more
It’s important to differentiate making your website ADA compliant, preventing litigation and conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines or WCAG. So full conformance with WCAG and the present version is 2.1. So full conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA is the best practice for making your website what would be considered ADA compliant and also … Read more