Overview Join accessibility and compliance industry leaders, Ken Nakata and Kristin Yokota on October-3rd (Thursday), 2024 to learn about how accessibility and document remediation have evolved dramatically over the last few years. What began as manual, time-intensive processes now benefits…
The Importance of Communication in Accessibility Testing
One of the unique characteristics of digital accessibility is that organizations accomplish it in many ways. Regardless of how the process is defined, it is crucial that it is well-defined and that there is clear communication between all involved. Outlining…
Making Web Content and Mobile Apps Accessible– A New Guide for Small Governments
A New Guide for Small Governments As of April 24, 2024, the Department of Justice has rolled out an important update to the Title II regulations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), focusing on the accessibility of web content…
Conducting a Moderated Usability Testing for Screen Reader Users and Keyboard Navigation Users
This post on usability testing is being re-published with permission by Evelyn Sakura Brokering from her original post on Medium.com. Note: I would like to mention that although I have tried my best to write in non-offensive language regarding people’s…
First Steps to an Accessible Website (Part 9)
Overview In this ninth installment of our series on creating an accessible website, we delve into the world of skip links, also known as skip navigation links or skip to main links. Skip links are a vital component of web…
Accessibility Testing – Pay Attention to the Details!
Patience, Aptitude, & Experience Testing website accessibility is a special skill. While almost anyone can learn about the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and review a website for conformance with the Success Criteria, not everyone has the patience or aptitude…
Can Using an Overlay Win a Lawsuit?
Say What?! Earlier this week, Ken and I had an interesting call. One of our clients read Ken’s Legal Update for March and asked if just buying a subscription to AccessiBe could moot an active lawsuit! Now, I’ve got your…
2023 International Accessibility ConferencesDid You Miss It?
Overview Every year the accessibility conferences kick off around March. The 2023 year is no different. The PacRim conference was held March 6 and 7 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The CSUN conference was held March 13 thru 17 in Anaheim, California.…
Ask AI – Accessibility Scanners vs Manual Testing
Poking at the Robot Overlords Last we spoke with ChatGPT, one of the more popular Artificial Intelligence (AI) engines today, we got ChatGPT’s opinion on how effective accessibility overlays are compared to coding to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).…
Ask AI – Accessibility Overlays
Robot Overlords With the recent resurgence in popularity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) many worry if robots are going to take over the world. It is likely already too late to worry about that. While we wait for our Robot Overlords…








