Sharing the split screen with me is the universal symbol for accessible parking spaces. And we’ve all seen the accessibility icons or the accessibility logos or symbols that are on websites. And I think at one point, those icons were a plus. I think they did create positive imagery, and they were associated with having … Read more
So how do you make a website ADA compliant? Well, of course we don’t know exactly how to do so under the law because the law doesn’t explicitly state how to make a website Ada compliant. But what I’ve got pulled up is my WCAG checklist and we are going to run through some of … Read more
A defense attorney purchased my ADA compliance course today, and it got me thinking that this course is perfect for anybody who wants to defend against ADA website litigation. So this would be better than any CLE course because no CLE course will go into the the detail and the depth and the strategy that … Read more
Here’s a slight of hint that you may have not yet come across. It’s the idea that you can combine a widget with manual remediation and then make the website wholly accessible. So it could work something like this our widget is going to fix 70% of your website’s accessibility issue. You just have to … Read more
Let’s take a look at the state of ADA website compliance in California. So I’m going to work through a document. I have a number of bullet points, starting with the Americans with Disabilities Act, or the ADA. So this is one of the primary laws in play. The other primary law in play is … Read more