Digital accessibility is not a never-ending project. And what I mean by that is not that you can start on digital accessibility and forget about it but that it becomes a part of your process it’s something that you learn and then it just becomes a part of what you do and it’s no longer … Read more
There is no section in the Americans with Disabilities Act that tells us how to make a website compliant. But we can follow two best practices: the- one best practice is to make sure- ensure that your website provides meaningful access and a way to do this is conformance with the web content accessibility guidelines … Read more
ADA website compliance is the prevailing legal view that the Americans with Disabilities act generally applies to websites. Now it’s important to emphasize the word generally because the ADA is applied unevenly depending on what court you’re in. So you have to remember there are two court systems there are the state courts and there … Read more
My name is Kris Rivenburgh. I’m an attorney and the author of The ADA Book. I’m also the founder of Accessible.org. So that I can efficiently provide a transcript and closed captions, I will read from the transcript itself. Before I start, note that when I refer to products, I am primarily referring to … Read more
My name is Kris Rivenburgh. I’m an attorney and the author of The ADA Book. I’m also the founder of Accessible.org. So that I can efficiently provide a transcript and closed captions, I will read from the transcript itself. There is no one right way to write an accessibility statement. However, there are three essential … Read more