Something I’ve always disliked about the web accessibility marketplace is there are no viable options for small businesses and even medium-sized businesses. And this is because many website owners simply cannot afford $3,000 and up for an audit. So what ends up happening is many website owners choose an overly widget. And the reason they … Read more
I occasionally come across the defeatist notion that it’s impossible to make our websites WCAG conformant, or that we will never make our website ADA compliant. And I completely disagree. When it comes to WCAG conformance, what this really amounts to is a list of 50 things that we need to account for, and it’s … Read more
I received an email from someone asking about a freelance service, and the service promised to manually go through his website and fix accessibility issues and that each page would pass a WAVE and an Axe scan. In my reply, one of the things I wrote back is to keep in mind that you can … Read more
There is still confusion when it comes to website accessibility and what can be done through automation. So let’s start with all work must be performed manually, and that is the case when we are auditing a website, so finding accessibility issues and remediating a website, fixing accessibility issues. And we can’t combine automation with … Read more
There’s a video made by a lawyer, and his channel is Functional Lawyer. And the video is on ADA compliance for websites, and it ranks really well. The problem is that he doesn’t fully understand the material, so he gets some key things wrong. He has most things generally right. But as I’m listening to … Read more