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  • KC News October 31 2025

    […] 13, 2025 Akash Shukla explains the best way to use semantic table markup to present web content in accessible rows and columns. Understanding the Removal of 4.1.1 Parsing in WCAG […]

  • Weekly Reading List October 27 2025

    Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Approved as ISO/IEC International Standard W3C: The formal recognition enables more countries to formally adopt the standard. U.S. Access Board Shutdown Due to […]

  • What State ARIA In?

    […] but also TPGi webinars, podcasts, and business blog posts – as well as accessibility and web tech conferences and other events, and a reading list of other relevant articles. You […]

  • Weekly Reading List October 13 2025

    […] Columns TPGi: Akash Shukla explains the best way to use semantic table markup to present web content in accessible rows and columns. Blindness Awareness Month: Focus on Education and Accessibility […]

  • JAWS Inspect September 2025 Update

    […] reader update and updates to ARIA handling which improves how content is announced on the web. In addition, optional AI tools like FSCompanion now support testers in understanding how content […]

  • Weekly Reading List September 1 2025

    […] Apple Store”. A notional design studio Ethan Marcotte: I read through the “America by Design” web page. And I have some thoughts. America by Design is Deplorable for All Frank […]

  • Universal Design vs Inclusive Design

    […] so as to be usable by disabled people. The Role of Accessibility in a Universal Web Digital Accessibility refers to the design of digital products, devices, services, or environments for […]

  • Weekly Reading List August 18 2025

    […] and interact with them, plus show you how to optimize Settings in Adobe Acrobat Reader. Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Interest Group Charter W3C: Rechartered to 31 July 2027, open to […]

  • The State of Accessibility – Episode 12

    […] Matt mentioned that successful kiosk accessibility must be designed with a focus on three key components: accessible input devices, accessible output, and a user-friendly interface. The blog, “Kiosk Accessibility: Selecting […]

  • Weekly Reading List August 4 2025

    […] Choice – July 2025 Silvia Maggi: The latest accessibility news and discoveries. A monthly update. Web Components: Working With Shadow DOM Russell Beswick: There are connectivity issues with accessibility, where the […]

  • More Than Just Text: The Real Power of Labels

    […] That mismatch between intent and interpretation can create real usability risks and accessibility issues for web content. So, is a visible label always the same as an accessible label? Not […]

  • How Semantics and ARIA Attributes Support Accessible Design

    […] complex user interaction.  Want a more comprehensive overview? Explore our Step-by-Step Guide to Conducting a Web Accessibility Audit.   Testing in Action  When testing content for accessibility, you need to […]

  • Improving Client-side Page Routing for Better Accessibility

    […] where navigating between pages happens dynamically instead of your browser making separate requests to the web server. For example, your page-specific markup might be wrapped in a particular element. When […]

  • Weekly Reading List July 14 2025

    Managing Focus and Visible Focus Indicators: Kirby Tucker Practical accessibility guidance for the web. How South Korea’s Disability Discrimination Act Is Reshaping Kiosk, Web, and Mobile Accessibility Melissa Morse: South […]

  • Managing Focus and Visible Focus Indicators: Practical Accessibility Guidance for the Web

    Visible focus indicators and logical focus order remain frequent pain points in web development. Kirby Tucker shows how to ease the pain.

  • Robust roles on Android

    […] is the same scenario as a screen reader like NVDA announcing “clickable” when navigating a web page. Something can be clickable but doesn’t actually do anything for the user. For […]

  • Weekly Reading List June 23 2025

    […] of font size was highly misunderstood across our practice for years. https://blog.damato.design/posts/font-size-dimensions/   Bluesky Likes Web Components Lea Verou: the pain of building accessible, localizable web components in 2025. https://lea.verou.me/blog/2025/bluesky-likes/   […]

  • Translating Accessibility

    Doug Abrams explains what information on a web page should and should not be translated to keep it accessible.