Most organizations can work on multiple accessibility projects at the same time, but the right number depends on three factors: project complexity, team capacity, and… Continue Reading How Many Accessibility Projects Can You Work On At Once?
Nearly every digital asset your organization produces or maintains can be audited for accessibility. Websites, web applications, mobile apps, desktop software, PDFs, and multimedia content… Continue Reading Types of Digital Assets That Can Be Audited
An executive summary distills your full accessibility audit report into a one- to two-page document that gives leadership the information they need without reading every… Continue Reading Generate an Executive Summary from Your Audit Report
If your product is not EAA compliant, the first step is to get a clear picture of where you stand. That means conducting an accessibility… Continue Reading What to Do If Your Product Is Not EAA Compliant
A scan is an automated check that flags approximately 25% of accessibility issues. An accessibility audit is a thorough, human-led evaluation of a digital asset… Continue Reading Scan vs. Accessibility Audit: What’s the Difference?
The Accessibility Tracker Platform lets you export your accessibility issues to a spreadsheet in a few clicks. From the project dashboard, select the issues you… Continue Reading Export Accessibility Issues to Spreadsheet in Tracker
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
