New: Interactive Historical Data Charts
Get to the bottom of web accessibility changes on your site using historical charts. Previously, our trend charts in the Automated Scanning History page let you know changes occurred on your site. However, they did not make it easy to determine what contributed to those changes. That was until our new interactive trend charts. Now, […]
Celebrating Meagan Griffith’s Impact on Advancing Web Accessibility Through Groundbreaking Research
We are thrilled to share some fantastic news about one of our esteemed web accessibility specialists, Meagan Griffith. Meagan’s pioneering research paper, “Quantifying the Cost of Web Accessibility Barriers for Blind Users,” is included in the Final Regulatory Impact Analysis for the latest updates to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II. This is […]
The New ADA Title II Update & Its Broader Implications
At Accessible Web, we are committed to guiding and supporting our clients through the evolving landscape of digital accessibility. The latest amendment to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II, introduced on March 8, 2024, marks a significant advancement in our collective efforts to make digital content universally accessible. This update emphasizes the importance […]
The Billing Page Has a New Look
Last quarter, we made some changes to our subscription plans to account for all the new features we’ve been releasing. These changes came with a refreshed pricing and feature matrix on our site. However, our old billing page in RAMP was still heavily focused on scan volumes and lacked adequate feature comparison. RAMP has more […]
Introducing Site-Level Reporting
Reports are now available in RAMP! This highly requested feature allows users on Medium and Large plans to export meaningful accessibility progress metrics for their websites. Now, you can showcase your progress to stakeholders and the rest of your team with just a few clicks. Currently, reports consist of 3 sections: Overview – A snapshot […]
Changes to how RAMP discovers pages
We’ve made some exciting upgrades to how RAMP discovers the pages on your website. The following article outlines these changes, what you can expect, and how they benefit you. We are always trying to improve our system’s ability to find and report on accessibility issues. A crucial part of this is finding pages to monitor! […]
ADA Demand Letters: What are they? What Should I do If I Get One?
Introduction When a website is found to contain violations of the ADA, it will most likely be the subject of a legal demand letter. While ADA lawsuits are also possible, the vast majority of legal recourse that business owners see is demand letters. When Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), its goal was […]
What’s the difference between a VPAT® & an ACR? What about an accessibility statement & policy?
Our Accessibility Specialist team has received some questions from our clients lately asking about the difference between a VPAT® and an ACR, as well as the difference between an accessibility statement and an accessibility policy. I’ll discuss the differences between these terms in this post. VPAT® (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) A VPAT® is a specific […]
New Accessibility Center Tab in RAMP
Setting up your Accessibility Center and incorporating risk mitigation into your accessibility workflow has never been easier. From this new tab, you’ll be able to: The Accessibility Center has been a feature of Accessible Web RAMP since the beginning. However, it was not always clear where it might fit into your workflow or project. We […]
Introducing Accessible Web for Jira
Save time and say goodbye to spreadsheets with Accessible Web for Jira, an integration that will allow RAMP users to: You can install the Jira app from our Atlassian marketplace listing here. This integration is only available for users on our Pro+ RAMP plan. Sign up for a 14-day free trial or upgrade your RAMP account […]