The new WCAG 3.0 draft is out. Here’s what changed
The W3C's new WCAG 3.0 working draft moves several AAA-only requirements, like transcripts and abbreviation explanations, into the mandatory core tier. Here's what's actually changing, and what isn't yet.
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.
Beyond Compliance: Building Your Legal Shield – An Interview with Mark Miller | Webinar Video
May 28, 2026 | 2 PM EST
Is your organization truly protected? Learn how to move beyond basic compliance to build a sustainable, proactive "legal shield" for web and mobile.
The Reviews Are In: Accessible Web Earns G2’s “Users Love Us” Badge!
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Accessible Web has officially been awarded the "Users Love Us" badge on G2! This milestone is a direct reflection of how our RAMP platform is simplifying digital accessibility, easing compliance anxieties, and helping organizations build a truly inclusive web. Read what our users are saying and learn how you can share your own story.
When Hardware Breaks Accessibility: The Story of Microsoft’s Copilot Key
True digital accessibility requires hardware and software to work in tandem. When Microsoft introduced the physical Copilot key, it inadvertently broke critical workflows for keyboard-only navigators and assistive tech users. Here is what product teams can learn from the rollout.
New ISO Standards, WCAG 2.2 Conformance, and Their Impact
The update to ISO/IEC 40500:2025 shows how WCAG 2.2 is becoming more formally embedded into this global framework. Learn how to align.
No, We’re Not an Accessibility Overlay
Accessibility overlays promise quick fixes for websites, but they often only mask barriers. We offer genuine accessibility solutions instead.
You’re Now Liable: Complying with the EAA Requirements
Even if your business isn’t located in the European Union, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and its requirements likely still affect you.
The EAA Deadline is Here. Now What?
The EAA deadline is here! Now what? Here's how to improve your accessibility game, ensure compliance, and not get left behind again.