Kris Rivenburgh Hold the Horses on AI Automated Scan Remediation A new sentiment is floating that AI will be able to automatically fix any issue flagged by… Continue Reading Hold the Horses on AI Automated Scan Remediation
AI can make your accessibility workflow faster and more accurate, but only when it supports human evaluation rather than replacing it. The right approach is… Continue Reading How to Implement AI in Your Accessibility Workflow
AI can read your accessibility audit report and extract actionable patterns from the data: which issues repeat across pages, which ones carry the most risk,… Continue Reading How AI Provides Insights from Audit Reports
A website evaluated only on desktop leaves mobile accessibility issues undetected, and vice versa. Websites need a mobile and desktop audit because each environment renders… Continue Reading Why Websites Need a Mobile and Desktop Audit
Accessibility Tracker Platform takes approximately 5 minutes to go from account creation to a fully populated project. Upload a spreadsheet audit report, and the platform… Continue Reading Digital Accessibility Platform That Takes 5 Minutes to Set Up
Accessibility Tracker Platform was built to manage compliance across every major accessibility law from a single workspace. ADA, EAA, Section 508, EN 301 549: each… Continue Reading We Built a Platform to Manage Accessibility Compliance
There are a number of ways to demonstrate that your website or other digital asset is accessible: We write this in light of a recent… Continue Reading How To Get Evidence of Digital Accessibility
Procurement teams review Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) to determine whether a product meets their organization’s accessibility requirements. They look at conformance status against WCAG 2.1… Continue Reading What Procurement Teams Check for in an ACR
AI can help you move toward ADA compliance faster, but it cannot get you there on its own. AI is effective at accelerating remediation workflows,… Continue Reading Can AI Make Your Website ADA Compliant?
The most common accessibility issues on websites are missing image alt text, insufficient color contrast, unlabeled form fields, missing or broken keyboard navigation, and absent… Continue Reading The Most Common Accessibility Issues on Websites
