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The Problems with Accessibility Overlays (Plus Failure Examples)

David Gevorkian | Posted on July 11, 2022 |

Accessibility overlay companies continue to lie about the ability of their products to provide web accessibility and protect your business against legal complaints.

IRS Tax Credit to Write Off Web Accessibility Expenses

David Gevorkian | Posted on May 31, 2022 |

In an effort to encourage compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and help provide relief to businesses who encounter web accessibility expenses, the Disabled Access Credit provides up to a $5000 tax credit for expenses related to web accessibility.

Who Benefits from Web Accessibility

David Gevorkian | Posted on May 23, 2022 |

By designing and developing a website for all users/devices, we create the best inclusive experience possible. We give all users the opportunity to receive and interact with the content of a website.

Automated vs Manual Web Accessibility Testing

David Gevorkian | Posted on May 17, 2022 |

There are many accessibility barriers that are easier to find using automated testing tools.

How Often Should My Business Perform a Full Web Accessibility Evaluation?

David Gevorkian | Posted on November 30, 2021 |

At minimum, we recommend a web accessibility audit once a year depending on how often you update your website.

Virtual Learning in Schools Requires Web Accessibility

David Gevorkian | Posted on September 10, 2021 |

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.

How to Create an Implementation Plan for Website Accessibility

David Gevorkian | Posted on August 6, 2021 |

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.