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Digital Accessibility NewsletterDecember 2021 |
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Essential Guide to ADA Compliance for WebsitesThis easy guide answers your top questions about ADA compliance for websites and explains how testing according to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is the best path to compliance. Get the eBook |
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Guide for Writing Disability-Focused ContentWhen writing content for people with disabilities, word choice is important. These practices can help you write more effectively for your audience. Word Choice is Important |
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Misconceptions About WAI-ARIA and AccessibilityWAI-ARIA can improve accessibility for screen readers and other assistive tech. However, developers should understand ARIA’s limitations. Understanding WAI-ARIA Limitations |
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How Do "Burned In" Captions Affect Accessibility?Pre-rendered captions can create accessibility issues. Here’s why closed captions are a better option. Issues with Burned In Captions |
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Which WCAG Success Criteria Apply to Mobile Accessibility?WCAG provides a framework for building accessible content. Here’s an overview of success criteria that are particularly important for mobile design. WCAG Criteria for Mobile |
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Examples of Web Accommodations (and Why They Help)Web accessibility accommodations help your site reach a broader audience. Here are four examples of common (and helpful) accommodations. Example Web Accommodations |
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Make Sure Paywalls Don't Lock Out Accessibility FeaturesPaywalls can create barriers for people with disabilities. Here’s how to prioritize accessibility when designing paywalls and improve conversions. Issues with Paywall |
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Creating Accessible Content for Eye-Tracking Devices UsersBy following the best practices of digital accessibility, developers can accommodate people who use eye-trackers to browse the web. Here’s how. Eye-Tracking Content Creation |
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