“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…
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Viewpoint: Disabled User Testing
Using Disabled Users for Accessibility Testing As mentioned in Ken’s initial post for this series, there are strong opinions about how accessibility testing should be performed and by whom. We are often asked if our accessibility reviews are done by…
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…
Microlearning and WebAlign
Sign Up Now for WebAlign What is Microlearning? Unless you’re completely removed from training, you’ve probably heard business people talk about “microlearning.” The idea behind micro-learning is to simply deliver tiny training modules as a kind of on-the-job training. This…
Testing the Limits of Standing
It may seem odd to publish a blog post late Friday afternoon. However, just yesterday, I presented at the Accessing Higher Ground Conference and provided a legal update on web accessibility litigation. This is a presentation I give on a…
Are Your Vendors Living Up to Their Accessibility Promises?
A Dirty Not-So-Little Secret Consulting is a rough business. It’s hard to get rich. The work is constant and involves a lot of late nights. And the only guarantee that you’ll have a roof over your head tomorrow is winning…
Converge Accessibility is at Accessing Higher Ground!
What? This week marks the start of the 23rd Annual Accessing Higher Ground: Accessible Media, Web & Technology Conference; for Higher Education, Business and the Public Sphere. Converge Accessibility is honored to be able to support this year’s conference as…
Is There Such a Thing as an “ADA Compliant” Website?
What’s All the Fuss About? I’m going to go on a little rant here, so please bear with me… As everyone knows, lawyers can be real sticklers when it comes to wording and I’m no exception. So when I hear…
Interesting Recent Cases on Standing, Mootness and Jurisdiction
Overview In my last post, I noted that new web accessibility lawsuits seem to be slowing down. I suspect the error is a Lexis problem as I just don’t see a nation of litigious plaintiff attorneys foregoing such an easy…
Are Web Accessibility Lawsuits Slowing Down?
Recent Litigation Trend As many of you know, I keep a running feed in Lexis of new web accessibility lawsuits. Recently, I’ve noticed something very strange going on: web accessibility lawsuits have stopped. I’m not saying “slowed down.” Instead, it…