Posts related to compliance

How will WCAG 3.0 change digital accessibility? Here’s what to expect.

Every website needs an Accessibility Statement. Here’s why ... plus some tips for publishing your statement.

Here are several common accessibility issues that might create compliance risks.

Make sure your website complies with Section 508’s requirements for digital accessibility. Here’s an overview of Section 508 and tips for testing.

Here’s an overview to help you determine if you are required to comply with Section 508, along with a handy checklist for website developers and designers working with government digital properties.

The Web Content Guidelines (WCAG) provide guidance for making inclusive, accessible websites. Here’s how WCAG 2.2 will further that mission.

What's the difference between WCAG Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA conformance? Each level contains its own set of accessibility criteria and represents degrees of website accessibility strictness.

Here’s a primer on ADA compliance and accessibility criteria for websites, and an easily digestible checklist for website owners to make sure their websites are compliant.

A VPAT document helps users understand the accessibility characteristics and limitations of your product or service for disabled users.

While the ADA and Section 508 are distinct laws, they overlap in key areas related to digital accessibility. Learn about compliance with both here.

Most businesses aren’t eligible for ADA compliance exemptions. Here’s an overview of web accessibility requirements under Title III of the ADA.

ADA compliance testing helps to ensure that your website provides an accessible experience for people with disabilities. Here’s an overview.

Learn what the DOJ’s new guidance on web accessibility means for businesses and what you can do to stay ADA compliant.

Digital accessibility is a requirement for all Magento (now Adobe Commerce) websites. Learn what makes a Magento website ADA compliant and accessible.

Here's everything you need to know about ADA compliance laws and how to protect your website and business against compliance lawsuits.

Compliance takes more than just adding an accessibility plugin to your website. Here's the best way to truly make your site ADA/WCAG-compliant.

A U.S. appeals court recently ruled that some websites don’t have to be accessible to people with disabilities. See how this decision affects businesses like yours.

The WCAG standards set out four key principles, which aim to provide a solid foundation for creating web content that is accessible and usable for everyone. Let’s go through those principles one by one.