You can’t learn WCAG in an hour, but you can learn how to learn WCAG in an hour. WCAG 2.x is important because it is the standard for website accessibility (other standards like Section 508 and EN 301 549 incorporate WCAG), but it is technical, ...
Recorded Webinars
Accessibility Testing: What Automated Tools Will NEVER Catch: Tanveer Khan
Automated accessibility testing tools have become essential parts of modern development workflows. While these tools are valuable for quickly identifying common accessibility issues, they only detect a portion of real-world accessibility ...
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Creating a Digital Accessibility Program in Higher Education: Jesse Loesberg
At the University of California, Berkeley Library, digital accessibility has become an essential part of providing equitable access to information and services. In this presentation, Jesse Loesberg gave us an inside look at how the library built ...
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From “Inaccessible” to Inclusive: A Practical PDF Remediation Demo: Samantha Merrett
PDFs are among the most common and misunderstood document formats when it comes to accessibility. In this practical session, Samantha worked through how to remediate a PDF step by step. The session focused on what good looks like, common pitfalls ...
Getting Set Up to Build Your First Gutenberg Block: Emilio Dominguez
In this WordPress Accessibility Meetup presentation, Emilio Dominguez introduces attendees to the fundamentals of getting set up to build custom Gutenberg blocks. Designed for beginners, the session provides a practical overview of the tools, ...
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How Agencies Can Turn Their Accessibility Backlog Into Profit: Chris Hinds
Accessibility is not just about compliance, and this session shows why it’s one of the most overlooked growth opportunities for agencies. In this session, Chris Hinds, COO at Equalize Digital, shares a practical, agency-focused approach to ...
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Web Accessibility 101: Small Things That Make a Big Difference: Maria Maldonado
Making your website more accessible doesn’t have to mean a complete overhaul. In this webinar, presented by Maria Maldonado, Accessibility Specialist at Equalize Digital, she covered how small, intentional changes can dramatically improve ...
Elevating the Web: An Adventure in Web Accessibility: Nora Guy
Nora L. Guy (CPACC) took us on a storytelling adventure, worthy of Charles Muntz, through the world of digital accessibility. Using the characters and themes of Pixar’s Up to guide you, Nora explained her “secret sauce” for helping ensure good UX: ...
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Training Support Staff on Accessibility: Donata Stroink-Skillrud
This session, presented by Donata Stroink-Skillrud, President of Termageddon, discussed drafting an internal Accessibility Support Policy, including what the Policy should state and how to communicate it to your staff. In addition, best practices for ...
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European Accessibility Act Compliance Requirements Explained: Bet Hannon
The European Accessibility Act requires a number of things beyond technical accessibility to WCAG/EN 301 549 guidelines. Bet Hannon explains what compliance requires and how to start preparing. This session breaks down who needs to comply, which ...
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Scaling Accessibility: Frontend Accessibility Architecture & Leadership: Niharika Pujari
Most teams approach accessibility through training, audits, or late-stage QA. While these efforts are important, they don’t scale - especially as frontend codebases grow more complex and teams rely on shared components and design systems. In this ...
How to Audit a Web Page: Behind the Scenes on Equalize Digital’s Process: Amber Hinds
Ever wondered what actually goes into a professional accessibility audit? Looking for tips to include in your own auditing process? In this session, Amber Hinds, CEO of Equalize Digital, pulled back the curtain on the real-world process her ...
Making Digital Documents Accessible: Practical Steps for Inclusive Design: Samantha Merrett
Samantha Merrett walked everyone through what it really takes to create digital documents that are accessible in the real world, not just in theory. Instead of focusing only on rules or checklists, she shared practical tips that participants could ...
Live Accessibility Remediation with Brian Coords Part 2
In this live WordPress accessibility remediation, Amber and Brian continued improving the accessibility of Brian's podcast website, webmasters.fm. They identified common accessibility issues using both automated and manual testing tools, explained ...
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Demystifying Screen Reader Use for Manual Testing: Deneb Pulsipher and Kosi Asabere
Accessibility professionals all know screen reader testing is important, but the barrier to entry is fairly high: before you can test with a screen reader, you have to know how to use a screen reader. Wrapping your mind around all those keystrokes ...
Live Website Remediation with Brian Coords
In this live, hands-on session, Brian Coords joined Amber Hinds to walk through real-world accessibility remediation on an active website, Brian’s own podcast site, webmasters.fm. Rather than relying on contrived examples or intentionally broken ...
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Chat with Matt Mullenweg: Past, Present & Future of Accessibility in WordPress
During a recent WordPress Accessibility Meetup, Equalize Digital CEO Amber Hinds sat down with WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg for a wide-ranging conversation about the past, present, and future of accessibility in WordPress. They talked about ...
Cookie Banner Accessibility Testing: Alex Stine
In this session, Alex Stine tested popular cookie consent solutions for accessibility with his screen reader and provided real-time feedback. If you need an accessible cookie banner, watch this recap to see which WordPress plugins provide the best ...
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Convince Your Clients of Accessibility: Arguments and Business Cases: Annelies Verhelst
Many agencies genuinely wanted to do right by disabled people and make their clients’ websites accessible. After all, why wouldn’t they? While some accessibility improvements could be quietly built into existing design or development updates, this ...
We Need to Talk About Captions: Piccia Neri
Don't you love all the great AI tools available at the moment? Specifically, aren't all the captions design tools fantastic? All those options! Animations, flashing effects, typography, graphic treatments... Aren't they so creative and ...
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