AI can support specific parts of accessibility work today, but it cannot determine WCAG conformance on its own. The practical applications include drafting alt text… Continue Reading What Accessibility Work AI Can Do for Your Site Today
EAA conformance documentation is structured around three core layers: a written declaration that the product or service meets EN 301 549 requirements, technical evidence backing… Continue Reading How EAA Conformance Documentation Is Structured
Scan data is a planning input, not an audit. Automated scans flag approximately 25% of WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria, which is far from enough… Continue Reading How to Use Scan Data to Plan an Audit Scope
Audio description is a separate audio track that narrates important visual information in a video for people who are blind or have low vision. Good… Continue Reading Audio Description Best Practices for Video Accessibility
An accessibility audit report and a compliance report serve different purposes. An audit report is a technical document that identifies specific WCAG issues found across… Continue Reading Audit Report vs Compliance Report: What’s the Difference?
The WCAG edition of the VPAT is the right choice when your buyers, partners, or procurement teams care about WCAG conformance and nothing more specific.… Continue Reading When to Use the WCAG Edition of the VPAT
A well-documented accessibility issue includes seven things: the WCAG success criterion it maps to, the page or screen where it appears, a clear description of… Continue Reading How to Document Accessibility Issues in a Report
YouTube’s video player has several documented accessibility issues that affect keyboard users, screen reader users, and people who rely on captions. The player technically supports… Continue Reading YouTube Video Player Accessibility: Known Issues
The new HHS Section 504 web rule requires recipients of federal financial assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services to make their web… Continue Reading A Pocket Guide to the New HHS Section 504 Web Rule
The HHS Section 504 web rule requires recipients of HHS federal financial assistance to make web content and mobile apps conform to WCAG 2.1 AA.… Continue Reading The 5 HHS Section 504 Web Rule Exceptions Explained
