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.
Five Exemplary Example Accessibility Statements Aligned with Best Practices
Five exemplary accessibility statement examples across finance, education, healthcare, technology, and HR software.
Creating an Accessibility Statement: A Beginner-Friendly Guide
Follow our guide to create an empathetic and honest accessibility statement. With examples for different industries.
Why You Should Have an Accessibility Statement, Even If Your Site Isn’t Perfect
Some of our clients assume that accessibility statements confirm that their site is fully accessible. It’s easy to understand that confusion. “Statement” sounds like a confirmation, right? However, we actually recommend creating your statement as one of your first steps on your roadmap to compliance in the Compliance Center. Here’s why. Progress Over Perfection It […]
Answer Accessibility Feedback in Five Steps
Have you received accessibility feedback on your website? Don’t panic! That means your accessibility feedback workflow is active, indicating users can report barriers. That’s great! You can now take this opportunity to improve your site for everyone. If you don’t have this workflow set up, get tips on setting one up. Keep these steps in mind to […]
Remediation Tasks Within Accessible Web RAMP | Webinar Video
Join us as we walk you through remediation tasks - the key to improving your automated score and to your manual audit!
Choosing the Correct Semantic Role | Webinar Video
Choose the right semantic role and improve your sites accessibility and SEO. We'll show you how.
The Challenges of Accessibility in Montreal: A Path Towards Improvement
Montreal, a city renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture, unfortunately, has a less admirable legacy when it comes to accessibility. As a city built in various stages over centuries, many of Montreal’s private and public spaces were designed without consideration for individuals with mobility challenges. This historical oversight has left a significant portion […]
Implementing Accessibility to Improve Your Home
Let’s explore how we can use accessibility to improve the functionality of your home. For most people, the home is where they spend a large portion of their day. An organized and efficient living space can make a huge difference in their daily experiences. As someone who lives with a cognitive disability, considering accessibility when organizing […]
Beethoven’s Silent Symphony: The Role of Music Notation in Enabling Compositional Excellence Despite Hearing Loss
Ludwig van Beethoven, a name synonymous with classical music, continued to compose some of his most profound works even after losing his hearing. This remarkable feat not only underscores his genius but also highlights the critical role of music notation as an early form of accessibility in the arts. Beethoven’s ability to compose despite his […]