Why Inclusive AI Matters for Digital Accessibility
As artificial intelligence evolves at breakneck speed, a critical question emerges: Is AI building a more equitable internet, or are we accidentally coding new digital barriers? Explore the promises of local AI, the traps of automated "fixes," and why true inclusion still requires human-centered design.
The ADA Title II Deadline Moved—But Your Liability Didn’t
The DOJ has extended ADA Title II compliance deadlines to April 2027 for large entities and April 2028 for small organizations. While this offers budgetary relief, organizations must still address digital accessibility liabilities and state-level mandates. Learn how to use this extra year to build a documented roadmap to WCAG 2.1 AA conformance using RAMP.
Who Should Be in Charge of Accessible Customer Support? | Webinar Video
Is your organization beginning to formalize accessibility roles, but is unsure who should do what? Learn how to establish roles.
Shift-Left: Building Accessibility into Company-Wide Practices | Webinar Video
Teams that integrate accessibility early see fewer issues and more consistent compliance. Let's dive into how to shift left.
Accessible Customer Service Starts Here: A Guide for Businesses That Want to Do Better
For customers with disabilities, great accessible customer service begins with something fundamental: access. Here's your guide.
ADA Demand Letters: What They Are and How to Respond
Starting an accessibility audit can feel overwhelming, especially when working out the cost under a budget. Learn the steps to keep costs low.
Accessibility Advocates: Understanding Your Audience | Webinar Video
Accessibility Advocates are responsible for addressing web accessibility barriers. Learn how they can help improve your business overall.
Building an Accessibility Paper Trail Using Automatic Logging
It’s labor-intensive to work on accessibility, track, then log your work on your accessibility statement manually. That’s why we’ve created Automated Accessibility Logs.
Scoping Your Accessibility Audit the Accessible Web Way
Starting an accessibility audit can feel overwhelming, especially when working out the cost under a budget. Learn the steps to keep costs low.
Who Should You Assign as Your Web Accessibility Advocate?
Are you unsure who should be your web accessibility advocate? We have some ideas for you so you can ensure requests are answered promptly.