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Digital Accessibility NewsletterAugust 2022 |
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DOJ Announces Title II Web Accessibility Regulations Are ComingThe Department of Justice (DOJ) announced at the end of July that it plans to amend Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with new website accessibility regulations. The public may catch a glimpse into clarified standards in April 2023 if the DOJ publishes its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) according to the current timetable. Title II Regulations |
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How to Make Your Website's Terms and Conditions Page AccessibleMake sure to avoid common web accessibility mistakes when creating your terms and conditions pages. Accessible T&C's |
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How Redundant Links Impact AccessibilityRedundant links can lead to a poor experience for people who use screen readers and other assistive technologies. Redundant Links |
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Offering a Dark Mode Doesn’t Satisfy WCAG Color Contrast RequirementsLow-contrast text is one of the most common accessibility barriers. Dark Mode |
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What is the Accessibility Canada Act?What is the Accessibility Canada Act, and how does it apply to Canadian websites? Accessibility Canada Act |
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Is It Okay to Hide Content from Screen Readers?Before hiding content from screen reader users, make sure you understand the risks. Hiding Content |
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Does WCAG 2.1 Require Responsive Design?The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines requires that content supports reflow. Responsive Design |
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Web Event: Creating an Accessible e-Commerce ExperienceJoin us on August 23rd at 1PM ET as we sponsor this event. Discover the benefits of accessible e-Commerce experiences from Shopify, Meta and others as they discuss improving SEO, reducing litigation, gaining a competitive edge, and improving ROI. Contact us for Help with your A11Y initiatives |
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