This video covers website accessibility basics, explaining what separates an accessible website from one that creates problems for people with disabilities. An accessible website works with assistive technology. Screen readers can interpret the page structure, read content in a logical order, and announce interactive elements like links, buttons, and form fields. Every image has a … Read more
This video covers how to check whether your website meets ADA accessibility requirements and what steps give you a clear picture of where your site stands. The first step most organizations take is running an automated scan. A scan reviews your pages against Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criteria by evaluating HTML, CSS, and ARIA … Read more
Sharing this split screen with me is a complaint filed in California State Court, and this complaint is from the Hill Law Firm, which I have not come across this law firm yet. And let’s go ahead and look through the complaint, and let’s start off with one note is that the defendant is JoAnn’s … Read more
Kris: Okay, I’ve got a different type of episode today. Joining with me is my friend David, and David is a business owner, and when he found out the work I’m involved in, he had no idea that this was even, that litigation was even possible for not having a website or having a website … Read more
Sharing the split screen with me is a document with the heading ADA Website Compliance. And this is still a topic that many people do not fully understand. And in part, it’s because this is an inexact term. So ADA website compliance originates from ADA compliance. And ADA is the acronym for the Americans with … Read more