It’s officially back-to-school season. For most students, this means checking out their classes and making sure they have all the learning materials they need. For students with disabilities, however, the latter comes with a challenge, because not al...
Not making websites accessible means potentially losing millions and millions of dollars in the spending power of the huge number of working-age adults with disabilities. That is bad business. According to the CDC, nearly 61 million Americans are liv...
What is DAISY? According to their website, DAISY is an acronym for Digital Accessible Information SYstem and the original concept for DAISY was born from the need for accessible audio that could be used by individuals unable to read print, as easily ...
UsableNet, a leading provider of Accessibility Technology and Services has revealed, via its 2019 Midyear ADA Web & App Accessibility Report, that Lawsuits have reached a rate of one-an-hour in 2019. Think about it. That’s a lot, and no end is in sig...
While complying with WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards is one thing, making a website completely usable is another, and it might not be that simple. It is wrong to say that accessibility is just about disabilities. The aim of acce...
Alt Text, Transcription and Captioning are some typical features that are used to make websites and other digital information accessible to most people. These features are becoming standardized and are pretty much-required elements to achieving digit...
