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Digital Accessibility NewsletterOctober 2021 |
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First Look at the WCAG 2.2 A/AA ChecklistDownload the expected WCAG 2.2 A/AA Guidelines. It's not official until next year, but get a first view of the nine new success criteria that are expected to be included in the final edit along with all the WCAG 2.1 A/AA guidelines. Download the WCAG 2.2 Checklist |
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Why Accessibility Overlays On Your Website Can Make Things WorseAccessibility overlays offer themselves as a quick fix for removing barriers. In fact, they may create more problems than they solve. Overlays Make Sites Worse |
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7 Ways to Start Improving Website Accessibility TodayHere are seven things you can do right now to start making your website more accessible. 7 Ways to Improve a Website |
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How To Build Accessible TablesWhen adding tables to your website, make sure they have proper HTML markup for accessibility. Here’s an overview of the best practices. How to Build Accessible Tables |
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Designing for Color Contrast: Inspiration not LimitationFind out why many designers find accessible design guidelines more inspiring than limiting. Also, learn some tips about creating better color contrast. Get Inspired with Color Contrast |
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Becoming More Accessible on LinkedIn: Tips for Improving Your ReachWhen publishing on LinkedIn, follow the best practices of digital accessibility. Here are a few ways to create more useful and engaging posts. Get Accessible on LinkedIn |
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The Business Case for an Accessible WebsiteDigital accessibility can improve customer retention, enhance brand recognition, and expand your business’ audience. Here’s an overview of the benefits. Read About the Business Case |
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