Kris Rivenburgh The European Accessibility Act (EAA) covers self-service terminals as a regulated product category, which means ATMs, ticketing machines, check-in kiosks, and payment terminals placed on… Continue Reading How EAA Rules Apply to Self-Service Terminals
The pages to scan first are the ones with the highest traffic, the highest conversion value, and the broadest template coverage. Start with the homepage,… Continue Reading How to Choose Pages to Scan First for Accessibility
When a prospect asks for a VPAT mid-cycle, the deal status changes. Procurement, security, and accessibility reviewers now expect a document that backs your accessibility… Continue Reading How to Manage VPAT Requests During an Active Sales Cycle
Accessibility monitoring catches a specific slice of issues that appear between audits: code regressions, new content problems, template drift on recently published pages, and the… Continue Reading What Accessibility Monitoring Catches Between Audits
Washington Policy 188 is the state’s accessibility policy governing information technology used by executive branch agencies. It requires that IT procured, developed, maintained, or used… Continue Reading Washington Web Accessibility Law: Policy 188 Explained
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) applies to consumer banking and financial services offered to customers in the EU. That includes retail banking websites, mobile banking… Continue Reading How the EAA Applies to Banking and Financial Services
The European Accessibility Act covers specific elements of passenger transportation services, focusing on the digital touchpoints riders use to plan, book, and complete trips. Websites,… Continue Reading How the EAA Applies to Transportation Services
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) covers ATM software as part of its self-service terminal scope. ATM accessibility software must meet EN 301 549 requirements, which… Continue Reading EAA Requirements for ATM Accessibility Software
The Section 508 edition of the VPAT reports against WCAG 2.0 Level A/AA and the Revised Section 508 standards for U.S. federal procurement. The INT… Continue Reading Section 508 vs INT VPAT: What’s the Difference?
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires online banking interfaces to be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for people with disabilities. Banks offering consumer services to… Continue Reading EAA Requirements for Online Banking Accessibility
