Take advantage of the Disabled Access Tax Credit to receive $5000 in tax credits for website accessibility audit and repair expenses.
Download IRS Form 8826
Understand how to achieve compliance and protect your business. We share web development techniques and all that we’ve learned on the front lines of accessibility.
Web accessibility refers to the practice of providing digital content in a way that can be used by people with disabilities. When we design with accessibility in mind, everyone benefits. Furthermore, as we increase the accessibility of our website, we also increase our website’s general usability. When providing accessible design, assume that there is no […]
There are many accessibility barriers that are easier to find using automated testing tools.
Ensure WCAG 2.1 AA compliance with our easy to use automated accessibility testing tool that evaluates your code and content helping you achieve an accessible website.
At minimum, we recommend a web accessibility audit once a year depending on how often you update your website.
Achieving full website accessibility requires a conscious effort from decision makers, designers, developers, and content creators. For schools, this includes teachers and staff who regularly update information.
A website accessibility plan is a vital part of website accessibility. Businesses, government organizations, educational institutions, medical facilities, non-profit organizations, and other public entities should have a website accessibility plan in place.
Accessibility compliance is one of the many reasons that businesses elect to use PDFs to link to a document from their website.
The best web design agencies know how to create stunning websites that engage all users with intuitive designs. This includes users with disabilities.
WCAG 3.0 will be easier to understand, cover more needs, and be more flexible. It will be similar yet very different from previous WCAG versions.
Schools must understand web accessibility requirements, remove accessibility barriers, and prevent legal action due to poor website accessibility.
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