Differentiating between website accessibility companies can be difficult so let’s run through a few of the categories. In one category we have the largest accessibility companies. We have Level Access, The Paciello Group, and we have Deque. And these are all legitimate providers. And at the core of their offering will be a manual audit … Read more
Squarespace has taken the wrong approach to accessibility. And their stance on accessibility can be condensed down into a single blog post that was coincidentally updated just two days ago on November 28th. And so I’m on this post right now and I’ll link to it in the description. And in the frequently asked questions … Read more
I really like what Wix is doing with their accessibility. They are doing what any website builder platform should do and improve the out-of-the-box accessibility of their website builder. What I found problematic was after I made the video I kept looking at Wix’s website and I discovered that they offered accessibility certification. And on … Read more
I recently discovered that there is an entire marketplace on Fiverr for digital accessibility services. So there are audits being offered, remediation services are being offered, I even saw that VPAT- a VPAT service is being offered. And I wouldn’t use any of the gigs from Fiverr and so here is why. One, the majority … Read more
There are no instant solutions “solutions” for website accessibility. These are usually overlay widgets. There is no such thing as a widget that can make your website accessible. There are any number of reasons they fail, they don’t work, it’s a waste of money – don’t get one. You might be lured by promises of … Read more