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When selecting technology, it is important to verify that products meet established accessibility standards. Relying solely on vendor claims or documents like VPATs may not provide a complete picture.
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Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACR) and the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) documents serve as standardized tools for assessing and reporting the accessibility of digital products and services.
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The usage of ARIA has nearly quadrupled since 2019, which indicates that more developers are recognizing the importance of making the web accessible to everyone.
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The ADA tax credit is designed to help small businesses cover the costs of making their services and locations accessible
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Time is ticking! Will you be compliant with the European Accessibility Act before the 2025 deadline? Learn what the EAA is & what you need to do in our guide.
Read MoreAbout The European Accessibility Act 2025: Everything you need to knowAccessibility in web development ensures that all users, including those with disabilities, can effectively interact with and understand web content.
Read MoreAbout Understanding Accessible Names in Web DevelopmentAlt text, or alternative text, is an essential aspect of web accessibility and a crucial practice in inclusive web design.
Read MoreAbout Understanding Alt Text in Web DevelopmentARIA braille attributes are designed to provide specific information for users who rely on braille displays.
Read MoreAbout Understanding ARIA Braille AttributesThe aria-hidden attribute primary purpose is to signal to assistive technologies, such as screen readers, to completely ignore an element and all its descendants. This attribute is often used to hide content that is either redundant or not currently relevant to the user.
Read MoreAbout Understanding aria-hidden AttributeARIA, or Accessible Rich Internet Applications, is a set of attributes designed to enhance the accessibility of web content, particularly for users who rely on assistive technologies such as screen readers.
Read MoreAbout Understanding ARIA: Enhancing Web Accessibility with Proper UseEach ARIA role has a specific set of permitted attributes that are designed to provide additional context and functionality.
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WCAG 1.1.1 (Non-text Content) Level A Success Criterion, is a cornerstone principle that ensures these non-text elements are accessible to everyone.
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We often think of accessibility as a destination – you put in the work, and then its done! Unfortunately, the reality is that maintaining accessibility is a journey of continuous improvement.
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Accessible links enable users to navigate the internet freely, regardless of whether they are disabled or not. Creating accessible links is very important to ensure a connected and inclusive web experience for everyone.
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Strikethrough text is a visual representation of content that is no longer relevant or no longer accurate, often used to convey changes or corrections.
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