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From Cart to Checkout: Optimizing E-Commerce for Every Shopper | Webinar Video

August 27, 2026 | 2 PM EST
Every inaccessible form field or broken checkout button costs you a sale. Join Digital Accessibility Specialist Isabella Logan on August 27, 2026, for a casual, conversation-based webinar on optimizing e-commerce accessibility—from product discovery to payment gateways—and discover how removing digital friction drives conversions and builds long-term customer loyalty.

Preparing for the Next Standard: What You Need to Know About WCAG 3.0 | Webinar Video

September 3, 2026 | 2 PM EST
WCAG 3.0 is set to fundamentally change how digital accessibility is evaluated. Join Digital Accessibility Specialist Kelsie Cleboski, CPWA, on September 3, 2026, for a refreshed session unpacking the new outcomes-based scoring model, expanded coverage for cognitive accessibility and low vision, and actionable steps to future-proof your design and development workflows.

“Undue Burden”: Balancing Compliance, Costs, and Feasibility | Webinar Video

September 10, 2026 | 2 PM EST
"Undue burden" is often misunderstood as an easy compliance exemption. Join Digital Accessibility Specialist Isabella Logan on September 10, 2026, for an open discussion untangling the legal definitions, documentation strategies, and interim accommodation pathways needed to navigate compliance challenges without leaving users behind.

Don’t wait on Title II

The DOJ extended ADA Title II compliance dates to April 2027 for large public entities and April 2028 for smaller ones, but the underlying obligation to make government services accessible hasn't changed, and several states aren't waiting on the federal timeline at all. This post breaks down why treating the extension as a pause button is a costly mistake, and the three moves your organization should make right now while you have the runway: inventorying digital assets, holding vendors accountable, and standing up a feedback mechanism.

Built Without Us: Why People with Disabilities Are Still Left Out of AI Tool Design

Hearing aids with dedicated AI chips. Exoskeletons with adaptive gait algorithms. Health wearables tracking vitals in real time. AI is transforming assistive technology this year — but the people it's built for are still too often absent from the room where it's designed. Here's why "built for" and "built with" are different claims, and only one of them works.

Websites are now properties in RAMP. Here’s why

Log in to Accessible Web RAMP, and you’ll notice something looks different. “Websites” is now “Properties” wherever the label used to appear in your account. What actually changed Just the word. Every place that used to say “website” now says “property.” Your scans, data, and the way the RAMP bot works behind the scenes haven’t […]