ADA Compliance Grants: A Complete Funding Guide
Digital accessibility is now a legal requirement for most organizations that serve the public. Under the DOJ’s ADA Title II rule, state and local governments must conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with d…
How to Build a Defensible Accessibility Audit & Remediation Report
Most organizations treat an accessibility audit as the finish line. They run the evaluation, get a list of issues, fix what they can, and file the report away. If a complaint surfaces later, they ass…
How Much Should You Spend on Digital Accessibility?
If you’re responsible for a budget, digital accessibility probably falls into one of two categories for you: a vague line item your compliance team keeps mentioning, or a surprise cost that showed up…
What Digital Accessibility Actually Costs (And How Long It Really Takes)
If you’re planning a digital accessibility project, you’ve probably done some searching. Maybe you’ve looked at automated tools that promise compliance for $49 a month. Maybe you’ve gotten a quote fr…
Accessibility Overlays Don’t Work (And the Lawsuits Prove It)
If you’ve searched for a quick way to make your website ADA compliant, you’ve probably come across accessibility overlays. Companies like AccessiBe, UserWay, and AudioEye promise that adding a single…
Why Your PDFs Are a Compliance Risk (And What to Do About It)
If your organization has been working through its website accessibility checklist, you’ve probably focused on the obvious things: headings, color contrast, navigation, alt text on images. But there’s…