Inclusivity

Get tips on creating and promoting an inclusive podcast that all listeners can enjoy.

Learn how to create accessible onboarding materials and build a culture of inclusivity.

Get tips on making your website accessible to people with disabilities.

Learn how the best practices of copywriting overlap with digital accessibility.

A11iance Advocate Ana Jacob discusses why women with disabilities form communities online — and the value these groups can deliver to everyone.

Learn what it’s like to be out in public as a person with a visible disability.

Learn about three women who have been instrumental in Maxwell Ivey’s journey as an accessibility advocate.

A tribute to women who have inspired and supported me along my journey.

Learn why accessibility issues can strip away a person's right to privacy.

Learn the role end users play in helping to shape the future of digital accessibility.

Learn why online independence is so important for people with disabilities — and what you can do to help.

What was discussed at Davos 2023 — and what it means for digital accessibility.

Learn why accessibility is more than being able to browse a website or navigate a physical space.

Learn how businesses can offer accessible alternatives to drag-and-drop functionality.

Traveling with a disability can be a challenge if websites and mobile apps are not built with accessibility in mind.

Creating assistive technologies that work seamlessly with all computing systems has been a daunting task where these technologies struggle to keep pace with an ever-evolving set of systems. This task becomes even more complex when you factor in the dynamic nature of the internet and its hundreds of millions of content creators. To fully appreciate the complex nature of creating accessible systems, it is important to see how we got to this point.

The following list outlines some (not all) of the many different web accessibility laws that have been enacted throughout the world. While some are more progressive than others and enforcement varies from region to region, more and more of the laws leverage the internationally recognized Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 as a key measure for testing and validating websites for optimal accessibility and usability.