Oftentimes we are reliant upon third-party integrations to offer features or abilities on our websites or mobile apps or whatever the digital asset is and we don’t have complete control over these third-party integrations. So in these scenarios we can only do so much customizations, right. Like we have access to settings, we can … Read more
One important distinction to make is that the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines or WCAG are not the law. And they never are. They may be adopted or incorporated into the law but they are not the law itself. And specifically when it comes to the American Disabilities Act, compliance- the compliance standard is meaningful access, … Read more
A great way to reduce your risk – and this is something I recommend in The ADA Book – but a great starting point to reducing your risk of website accessibility litigation is to run a WAVE scan on all of the most important pages on your website. So whether that’s five or seven, maybe … Read more
Many people ask to see examples of accessible websites. And the reason why examples aren’t relevant is because an accessible website can look like any other. You can go to Walmart.com, Target.com, many of these main all of these different retail websites are already accessible. There might be a few issues but for the most … Read more
The ADA Book is a great place to start when you are trying to understand ADA compliance and digital accessibility. What The ADA Book amounts to is it’s a succinct overview of the legal landscape complemented by information on practical implementation and approach. And really understanding the industry and the different terms that are used. … Read more