Eleventh Circuit Rules That Winn-Dixie Website Does Not Violate ADA
The Basics Many a battle over the interpretation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has taken place in United States courts. Earlier this month, in a reversal of a…
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The COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization Dashboard for People with Disabilities Aims to Fight Inequality with Information
All U.S. states and territories follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines regarding COVID vaccination prioritization, yet the execution has varied throughout the country. Additionally, each state…
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MIDI kit as accessibility tools—music to my ears
I am a failed musician. Actually, it’s a bit rich to call myself a ‘musician’ at all, let alone a failed one. No, I’m more of the type who knows…
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Project Plan to Build an Accessible Website
Ultimate Guide to Building an Accessible Website (Topic 1: Excel Project Plan) View Series Overview Here Building an accessible website starts when you are beginning your strategy and planning phase….
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Ultimate Guide to Building an Accessible Website – Series Introduction
Accessible Website Build & Rebrand Series Overview: Building a new website is an inevitable project for many marketing directors. There are many driving factors, from inheriting an old website that…
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People with Cognitive Disabilities Suffer Disproportionate Death Rates From COVID-19
People with disabilities have faced greater challenges than most during the pandemic. From inaccessible digital information on the disease and how to prevent infection to closed public transportation systems, they’ve…
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Writing a Kiosk RFP: Recommended Accessibility Requirements
When creating a Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Quote (RFQ) for a kiosk project, it is important to include the accessibility requirements that respondents need to address in…
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Acquire Tools to Move Accessibility Forward with Development Teams
Developers looking to improve the accessibility of their digital content will be relieved to hear that there are many tools available to help them. These tools go beyond widgets and…
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Encourage Digital and Marketing Teams to Make a Difference
Digital accessibility is not a single team’s responsibility. It’s not just up to the developers, or human resources, or the accessibility department (if your company has one.) That said, while…
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Lower Your Legal Risk and Improve the User Experience of Your Site
If you think that your organization is protected from digital accessibility lawsuits because it’s “too small” or “people with disabilities don’t use your products,” think again. In 2019, more than…
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How COVID-19 has Impacted Healthcare for People with Disabilities
COVID-19 is forcing healthcare professionals and providers to adopt new public health guidelines like social distancing, face protection, and contact-less procedures. Pre-COVID, patients would think nothing of talking in close…
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10 Easy Website Accessibility Quick Tips and Recommendations
Digital accessibility encompasses a range of website components, from site architecture, to underlying source code, to individual elements of a single page. While you may not have the ability to…
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Accessibility Testing Tools
To the uninitiated, “accessibility testing tools” may sound intimidating. And that’s fair, given that some website accessibility testing tools have a larger learning curve than others and require contextual knowledge…
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Short note on
prefers-reduced-motionand puzzled (Windows) usersWith prefers-reduced-motion (part of CSS Media Queries Level 5’s User Preferences Media Features) it’s possible to easily suppress, or provide alternatives to, unnecessary and problematic animation effects on websites, based…
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Accessibility testing tools – Updated May 2019
Here at TPGi we have a technical accessibility testing process which does not rely on the use of automated tools. The technical audit results we provide to our clients are…
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Embracing Plain Language for Better Accessibility: TechAccess
I just got back from the TechAccessOK conference, which is a two-day conference on accessibility that’s put on by the Assistive Technology Act Program for Oklahoma. The conference organizer, Rob…
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Short note on being busy
The aria-busy attribute, when set to true is supposed to provide a hint to screen readers that the content within the subtree of the element it is on is being…
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How “invert brightness” can improve accessibility and help us use our devices
This post continues our series looking at innovative assistive technologies. The last post discussed some novel techniques for personalising interfaces to their users and devices. This post discusses an adaptation…