TL; DR: “Does the website work on JAWS” is a bad goal, a bad judge of accessibility, and a bad defense in a lawsuit. Recently, I had the opportunity to…
Web Accessibility Viking
TL; DR: “Does the website work on JAWS” is a bad goal, a bad judge of accessibility, and a bad defense in a lawsuit. Recently, I had the opportunity to…
This is a repost of an old article on the Tenon blog. Since that’s being sunsetted, I’m reposting it below. One of the most impactful ways that we can work…
In the world of web development, we strive to create experiences that cater to the needs of our users. We segment them into different categories, define personas, and make assumptions…
This is a repost of an old article on the Tenon blog. Since that’s being sunsetted, I’m reposting it below. There are many ways to perform testing for accessibility, each…
This is a repost of an old article on the Tenon blog. Since that’s being sunsetted, I’m reposting it below. Ensuring that your website is ADA compliant on desktop computers…
This is a repost of an old article on the Tenon blog. Since that’s being sunsetted, I’m reposting it below. During one of our recent sales meetings, one of our…
Whenever I do a full audit for a website, I have almost 40 individual, highly granular, form-related checks. Those checks can be boiled down to the following 6 high level…
This post is a follow-up to my prior article titled “Understanding the cost of not being accessible”. If you haven’t read that one, then this one will make a lot…
The Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) based on the ITI VPAT® is the leading global reporting format for assisting buyers and sellers in identifying information and communications technology (ICT) products and…
There’s recently been some turmoil over on the A11y Slack regarding the IAAP decision (since 2021) to require 3-5 years of documented experience in web accessibility in order to be…