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Assistive technology (AT) is the umbrella term for the tools people with disabilities rely on to access information and interact with the world, including screen readers, hearing aids, captioning systems, mobility aids, and cognitive support software. For web teams, AT usage data is not an abstract public health topic. It […]
Accessible web design is the practice of building websites that work for every user, regardless of ability. That includes people who rely on screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, captions, or magnification to interact with digital content. It also benefits users in situational contexts, someone operating a phone with one hand, watching […]
Screen readers are among the most critical tools in digital accessibility. They convert on-screen text, images, and interface elements into synthesized speech, enabling people who are blind, have low vision, or have other print-related disabilities to navigate the web independently. This page compiles the most current screen reader usage statistics. […]
Keyboard accessibility allows users to navigate and interact with a website without using a mouse. Many people rely on keyboards because of physical disabilities, temporary injuries, visual impairments, or personal browsing preferences. When websites do not support proper keyboard interaction, users can struggle to access menus, forms, buttons, and other […]
ADA lawsuit statistics reveal a consistent pattern: website accessibility litigation has grown every year since 2017 and shows no signs of slowing down. As websites increasingly function as the primary customer touchpoint, accessibility lawsuits now affect businesses of every size rather than only large national brands. In 2025, plaintiffs filed […]
When a screen reader encounters an image with no alternative text, it may read the filename, announce “image,” or skip the element entirely. For a person who is blind or has low vision, that moment means lost context and an incomplete understanding of the page. The relationship between alt text […]
Disability is one of the most common human experiences, yet it remains one of the most overlooked factors in digital design. Understanding disability statistics starts with knowing who lives with a disability, how they interact with technology, and where the web fails them. These patterns directly shape how accessible and […]
Every website has users who have disabilities, and not all of them are related to vision or mobility. Some disabilities affect how people think, remember, and make decisions. Cognitive accessibility is about making digital content clear, simple, and easy to navigate so people with cognitive disabilities can use it and […]
Web accessibility is evolving rapidly, and the numbers reveal just how significant the challenge has become. This report compiles the most important web accessibility statistics, trends, and legal data in one place, providing a centralized and reliable resource for understanding the current state of digital accessibility. 94.8% of websites fail […]
Forms are portals to essential online services. When poorly designed, they become obstacles that frustrate screen reader users and prevent task completion. Proper structure turns forms accessibility from a checkbox into a working experience that reduces errors, builds user confidence, and allows for independent completion. Structure matters because that’s how […]
