When buyers are evaluating accessibility services, they have an important decision to make. But it’s a really hard decision on who to choose. And many people let price play too much of a factor in who they choose. And that’s not to say that the highest price is the best or the lowest price is … Read more
Many organizations weigh the option of not doing anything at all to their website when they find out how much time, effort, and money will be needed to make their website, quote, unquote, ADA compliant. Sharing the screen with me is a document and the heading is, “Is not making your website ADA compliant worth … Read more
A few weeks ago the Star Tribune published an article titled lawsuits targeting Company websites for ADA violations on the Rise. And there were a few things I wanted to comment on. First, there’s a stock photo with someone holding open a book and the book reads ADA Americans with Disabilities Act. And then the … Read more
On the screen is a post from the LinkedIn Jobs board for a position as an accessibility consultant at an e-learning software company. From what I can understand, it’s mostly math courses that are available online and in different formats. So a few of the interesting bullet points from this post is one, meet with … Read more
A common path to choosing an accessibility provider is that someone is sued. They research three to five providers and then they book sales calls or sales demos with each of those providers. And then they learn about accessibility and how it relates to their specific situation as they are going through these sales demos. … Read more