PDF Accessibility on the Web: Tricks and Traps – Part 1
Ricky Onsman walks you through some tricks and traps related to PDF accessibility on the web, with bonus tips!
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Are You Conducting User Flow Testing in These 4 Critical Areas?
Imagine trying to navigate your favorite e-commerce website as a screen reader user, but instead of hearing about images, product descriptions, and organized menus, you’re greeted by silence. Buttons don’t…
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Enhancing Self-Service Kiosk Accessibility: Why Compatibility with JAWS for Kiosk Matters
Kiosks have become a regular part of daily life, allowing customers to check in at airports, withdraw cash from ATMs, and order food at quick-service restaurants (QSRs) with ease. These…
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Accessible Voting: Removing Barriers for Voters with Disabilities
The 2024 United States Presidential Election is quickly approaching, making it more important than ever that voting is accessible to everyone. Unlike the 2020 election, which took place during the…
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The State of Accessibility – Episode 2
Recapping the 2024 M-Enabling Summit | October 2024 Video not playing? Watch it on YouTube. Read the transcript. Listen to the podcast on Spotify or Podbean. In our second episode,…
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Digital Accessibility Audit Snapshot: One Is Not Done
When it comes to digital accessibility, audits are essential for finding accessibility gaps and barriers, but a one-time audit won’t deliver long-term results. Yet, many organizations approach audits as one-off…
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Navigating Tough Conversations with SHARK Communication for an Inclusive Workplace
Imagine this: A disabled employee approaches HR to discuss a recent promotion decision. They believe their disability may have played a role in being overlooked for the role, despite meeting…
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Making the Web Accessible: A Focus on Cognitive Disabilities
For many users with cognitive disabilities, trying to navigate a website can be confusing and overwhelming, but this is their daily experience online. Websites that aren’t designed with cognitive accessibility…
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What to Expect During a Website Accessibility Audit
Every business’ worst nightmare is getting that dreaded ADA Demand Letter. It means your organization could face a lawsuit and now needs to act so that your digital properties are…
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility: One Big Family or a Partnership?
In the past few years, it’s been trendy to often lump diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) together as a single topic with four names. DEIA initiatives often become the…
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Accessibility and UX Design: Building Inclusive User Experiences
Crafting intuitive, engaging digital experiences that resonate with users is something all UX designers strive for. But what if those experiences could also break down barriers, opening your designs to…
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The State of Accessibility – Episode 1
Intro to the State of Accessibility | September 2024 Video not playing? Watch it on YouTube. Read the transcript. Listen to the podcast on Spotify or Podbean. Welcome to The…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Conducting a Web Accessibility Audit
The idea of an accessibility audit might sound overwhelming, especially if you’ve never conducted one before. But if you’re serious about making your digital content accessible to everyone, it’s an…
