Overview Every year, I give a quick update on the interesting issues that come up in web accessibility litigation. This is my latest update. If you decide to watch this video and want to case citations, you can also download…
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Clarifying WCAG and Creating a Culture of Accessibility
Overview This is a presentation that we gave earlier this year. It describes a simple process that we created that dramatically simplifies web accessibility, reduces risk and managerial headaches, and ultimately creates a web development ecosystem built around teamwork. Presentation…
Compliance Sheriff: End of an Era
Sad News… Last week, I was saddened to hear from my friend Brenton West that, at the end of 2021, AppGate would be discontinuing Compliance Sheriff. Brenton was reaching out to trusted partners who could help Compliance Sheriff’s customers transition…
Join Us Next Week at PacRim!
Three Years Straight! Back in August, I mentioned that our last conference before COVID-19 was Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability & Diversity (PacRim) in beautiful, sunny Honolulu. After that conference and a quick bike ride UP 10,000 foot Mount Haleakala…
Housing Providers and Accessible Websites
How This All Started At the beginning of the week, I had a really interesting call with a residential property manager in southern California. This prompted a series of calls with my fellow DOJ alumni, Marc Dubin because he has a…
Viewpoint: Compliance and Awareness in Accessibility
Why is This Issue Coming Up? Two weeks ago, this issue surfaced on my LinkedIn profile. And then, earlier this week, a colleague dragged me into a thread on LinkedIn to discuss the same topic. Like most of us, I’ve…
Looking to 2021: What Will Happen in Web Accessibility Litigation
Why Another 2021 Prediction? Wow, it has been one insanely busy week. I’ve been neck deep with two coding projects– one was all CSS and JavaScript and the second one was all PHP. While I don’t code often, it’s an…
Counting Web Accessibility Cases
Looking Back at 2020 With the end of 2020 and an Administration change coming up in a few weeks, I really struggled to come up with a blog post for this week. These are the most uncertain times I’ve ever…
Why An Accessibility Audit Often Isn’t Enough to Make a Website Accessible
“Easy” Fixes Aren’t Always Easy Earlier this week, we had an interesting call with a customer. They said that they were making their way through an accessibility audit report that we had created earlier– and progress at fixing the issues…
Viewpoint: Web Accessibility Compliance or InnovationDon’t Fall Over Backwards While Reaching for the Stars
Start of a New Series For the third time in just this week, I got into this conversation with another accessibility colleague through LinkedIn. Let me know if this sounds familiar? ME: As most of clients are not at a…