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Real People, Real Stories Episode 4, 2024: Ben Breen (Sightless Kombat)
Host Mark Miller speaks with Ben Breen (Sightless Kombat), Accessible Gaming Officer for Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), about his experiences and advocacy. Learn about: His work as…
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Show Your Gratitude: How You Can Give Back to the Blind and Low-Vision Community This Holiday Season
Editor’s note: The organizations mentioned throughout this article have not paid to be included, we simply want to publicize their efforts to build awareness and support people with disabilities. The…
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Convince Your Boss to Partner with an Accessibility Audit Service Provider
Your digital accessibility journey can kick off on a positive note with a complimentary scan of your website, empowering you to enhance accessibility before issues arise. Or your journey might…
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The State of Accessibility – Episode 4
2024 Year in Review | December 2024 Video not playing? Watch it on YouTube. Read the transcript. Listen to the podcast on Spotify or Podbean. As 2024 comes to a…
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ARC Spotlight: Focusing on ARC Platform Features
Welcome to the ARC Spotlight series! In this series, we’ll uncover the powerful features of the ARC Platform, designed to transform the way you approach continuous digital accessibility throughout workflows…
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World Usability Day 2024: Building Accessible, Usable, and Inclusive Digital Experiences for All
Usability and accessibility are essential qualities of digital spaces that welcome and serve everyone. For people with disabilities who rely on accessible digital content in daily life, inclusive design fosters…
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What Is the Digital Accessibility Maturity Model?
Every organization needs a starting point for accessibility, but true maturity is an ongoing journey. It’s not just about meeting a set standard and calling it a day. Accessibility maturity…
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Designing for Accessibility – Create Accessible User Experiences with AT User Flow Testing
Many organizations on their journey to make digital products more accessible start with a focus on testing against standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). This helps ensure…
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The State of Accessibility – Episode 3
World Usability Day | November 2024 Video not playing? Watch it on YouTube. Read the transcript. Listen to the podcast on Spotify or Podbean. In this episode, hosts Mark Miller…
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JAWS Inspect Update: October 2024
JAWS Inspect has recently introduced several key updates designed to enhance your testing workflow, making it more efficient and effective than ever. Let’s dive into what’s new and how these…
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Accessibility Engineer
Accessibility Engineer Full-Time // Remote in US Primary Function The Accessibility Engineer will advise our clients on how to make their digital offerings conform with the standards of accessibility and…
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Transforming Dev Teams: How Strategic Digital Accessibility Services Streamlines Workflows
Is your organization relying on a one-time audit to meet accessibility standards? Do you find that as your digital assets evolve, accessibility issues keep surfacing, leaving you vulnerable to compliance…
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Measuring Accessibility Success: KPIs that Drive Continuous Improvement
Part of having a complete accessibility program is establishing metrics to validate the work and quantify the return on investment. One of the most effective ways to do this is…
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PDF Accessibility on the Web: Tricks and Traps – Part 2
Ricky Onsman walks you through some more tricks and traps related to PDF accessibility on the web, with more bonus tips!
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Mind The (Remediation) Gap
When auditors provide advice on accessibility issues, it’s primarily about the HTML used. But do frontend developers actually know HTML these days? Is the advice falling through a remediation gap?
