Online learning is having a big moment. Although “accessibility” in education has been a growing issue for the last number of years, education is being revamped quickly now, as well as most other industries and institutions, due to the novel coronavi...
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...
A good place to start is with an ADA checklist for accessibility. Compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act can be a daunting task. It is a big topic, but the ADA website is a good place to start. You should create or acquire a checklist f...
This article in the Washington Post about lawsuits being brought because of the lack of laws about new technology and the 1990’s 1990s-era ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) is interesting. It emphasizes once again that this problem is not going a...
Accessible publishing aims to make reading easier or even possible for those who have difficulty doing so. This group includes people who are blind or visually impaired, people with learning disabilities, and people who are learning another language....
When we think of disabilities, most tend to think about the extremes. Yet most disabilities are more subtle and more temporary, and most of us have them. Here are seven reasons why every communications professional should care about accessibility. I ...
