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Accessibility Has No Borders

Accessible Web was founded on a simple, unwavering principle: every person has a right to access the web. Not a privilege. Not a favor. A right. And that right must be protected, especially for people with disabilities who have been excluded for far too long. In the digital world, there are no stairs to climb […]

Public Comment to the FTC in Support of Action Against AccessiBe

The following is our public comment – accessiBe; File No. 222 3156 Submit your public comment on the Federal Register – Deadline February 5, 2025 At Accessible Web, we fully support the Federal Trade Commission’s decision to penalize accessiBe for misleading practices. This is a crucial and long-overdue step toward providing clarity around the requirements […]

Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024

Since 2011, the third Thursday in May has been used to recognize, celebrate, and learn about digital accessibility in the modern world. In celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we are offering some of our tools at a discounted rate — now through 5/23/24. Accessible Web RAMP — 20% off the first 3 months for […]

Visit Accessible Web at Collision 2023 in Toronto

Stop by booth A123 tomorrow, June 27th, and say “hi” to Accessible Web at Collision. Branded the “Olympics of tech” by Politico and “North America’s fastest-growing tech conference,” we are ecstatic to attend Collision 2023 as part of the ALPHA Startup Program, a program for early-stage startups with outstanding potential. There is no better place […]

Accessible Web Auditor Coauthors Web Accessibility Study

Our own Meagan Griffith coauthored an article in the journal Interacting with Computers. The research paper entitled “Quantifying the Cost of Web Accessibility Barriers for Blind Users” looks at the issue of web accessibility from a different angle than many of the articles on the subject that come before it. Lots of research has been […]