Title I of the ADA prohibits discrimination on the part of private employers, state and local governments, job agencies, and labor unions.
While this includes the hiring process, too many career websites are not accessible, often resulting in discrimination before people can even hit the Apply Now button.Read more
It isn't a coincidence that the six most popular websites in the world make visible, concrete commitments to accessibility?
What is it that Google, YouTube, Facebook, Amazon, Yahoo, and Twitter understand? That driving accessibility is good for their customers and their bottom lines. Read more
If you're a podcaster, your material should be available to as many people as possible. To do this: provide an accessible website, provide an accessible media player, provide a transcript, provide captions, and offer alternative output.
Have an aptitude for technical concepts, but want to make things better for people.
If you're thinking about a career in accessibility or you want to advance accessibility initiatives from whatever role you're in, you might already be an accessibility champion in the making. Read more
