Accessibility, Industry News

Due to COVID-19, consumer-facing industries (e.g., retail, restaurants, hospitality, banking, online education, etc.) are benefiting from an increase in online order demands. Businesses must ensure …

Federal Courts across the country have ruled that certain governmental, business and professional websites are considered “public accommodations” and covered by Title III of the …

The U.S. Department of Education’s Q & A on Providing Services to Children with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Outbreak. Web Accessibility is more important than …

Other than the trending obvious of avoiding possible lawsuits, it lets the disabled community, their family, friends, and people as a whole know that your …

Beyoncé Knowles company Parkwood Entertainment was sued for having a website that was not accessible by the visually impaired. Mary Conner who is blind according …

With Web Accessibility lawsuits averaging 1 per hour, Quick fix offers like Web Accessibility Overlays are what companies are being duped into.  They are almost …

Federal Courts across the country have already ruled that certain governmental, business and professional websites are considered “public accommodations” and covered by Title III of …

If Your Websites Are Not Accessible to People with Disabilities, You Can Be Sued! With ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuits up 174% from 314 lawsuits filed …