It must be something about winter as the drop in judicial opinions in web accessibility continues to drop. But quantity is rarely an indicator of quality because it has been a tumultuous month indeed. Let’s start with the biggest news…
Missed our Presentation at AccessibilityPlus? Watch it Now!
Each month, our friends at Accessibility.com pull together great webinars focused on web and digital technology accessibility. Ken was one of the four presenters at January’s event, Trends in Digital Accessibility Lawsuits: What can be Learned from the Thousands of…
How to Document Accessibility Issues – Part 1
Manual Accessibility Testing Complexity Manual accessibility audits tend to be complex undertakings because the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) can be difficult for many to understand and to know how to fully test. A comprehensive manual audit usually requires…
Interview with Accessibility Matters
Kevin McDaniel and Accessibility.com In case you didn’t hear, Kevin McDaniel moved over to Accessibility.com last year to help guide their fantastic content. Kevin is a rock star in accessibility. He’s one of the few ADA Coordinators who speaks glowingly about…
Legal Update: December 2021
Happy New Year! Because of my crazy schedule, I’m pulling together this post on the last day of 2021 but it won’t go live until after the New Year. It’s been a real pleasure pulling together my monthly legal update…
Pushing Public Sector Accessibility from the Bottom Up – Part 3
This is Part 3 in my series about promoting digital accessibility in state and local government procurements. Part 1 explained the problem and some of the ideas I’ve learned as an entrepreneurial new business owner wiggling my way into the…
First Steps to an Accessible Website (Part 6)
Programmatically Labeled Forms Welcome to Part 6 in our First Steps to an Accessible Website series! We are getting close to wrapping up this blog series and with this post we are turning our attention to form labels. When it…
Pushing Public Sector Accessibility from the Bottom Up – Part 2
This is part two in our three-part series about pushing accessibility in state and local governments. In last week’s post, I described why we took on this crazy project and some of the unusual tools to discover new opportunities. Think…
Pushing Public Sector Accessibility from the Bottom Up – Part 1
This is Part 1 in a series describing my recent experiments to promote accessibility in state and local governments—whether they like it or not! ;-) It’s a completely new venture for me and I’ve only started a month ago. If…
Legal Update: November 2021
I’ve always found autumn to be a time of contemplation, a period to look back on the year’s high and low points. And so it was with the courts this month. November continued October’s trend with tons of new filings…