In this session, we had a panel discussion with Amber Hinds, CEO, Chris Hinds, COO, Steve Jones, CTO, and Raghavendra Satish Perry, Accessibility Specialist at Equalize Digital. This WordPress Accessibility Meetup was an open question-and-answer ...
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How to Convince Your Boss (or Client) To Prioritize Accessibility
At Equalize Digital, we collaborate with many other agencies and developers working to build more accessibility into their practices. They frequently ask us two versions of the same question: "How can I get my boss to prioritize accessibility?" or ...
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WCAG 2.2 Explained & How to Test for It
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) have provided a technical standard for web accessibility since May 1999. WCAG 2.2, published in October 2023, extends previous versions of WCAG to provide additional criteria for testing if a website is ...
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Trends to Avoid in 2024: Danielle Zarcaro
Some trends are moving in the right direction, like making a dark mode and focusing on accessibility improvements. Other trends are moving in the completely opposite direction. We seem to be in an era of nostalgia and design revival — some of ...
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ADA Compliance Checklist for Websites
If your business or organization is located in the United States, you may be familiar with The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a federal law that protects people with disabilities from discrimination. Most of us know the ADA as it applies ...
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Do More with Less ARIA: Michaela Lederman
We all know that accessible websites are important, but many people assume that accessibility equates to static or boring. In an attempt to be "accessible," they add ARIA roles & landmarks on everything, which is counterintuitive; knowing when to ...
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