On April 20, 2026, the Department of Justice published an Interim Final Rule extending both compliance deadlines for the 2024 Title II web accessibility rule by one year. State and local government entities with a total population of 50,000 or…
Getting Started with Digital AccessibilityAn Introductory Workshop on Complying with the New ADA Title II Regulations
The Accessing Higher Ground (AHG) Conference has long been one of the most important gatherings for professionals advancing accessibility in higher education, government, and technology. This year, we’re proud to share that Ken Nakata, co-founder of Converge Accessibility, will lead…
How iOS 26 Empowers Blind iPhone Users: The Accessibility Revolution You Need to Know!
Introduction: Why iOS 26 Accessibility Matters for Blind iPhone Users Apple’s iOS 26 introduces groundbreaking accessibility for blind iPhone users, empowering them with smarter Siri, refined VoiceOver, and advanced Braille integration. June’s Apple Worldwide Developers Conference clarified a variety of…
From Risk to Resilience: A Collorative Post with Atos
We’ve been working on a secret collaboration with James Thurston and our friends at Atos. Read our joint blog, From Risk to Resilience: Bridging Legal Compliance and Technical Execution in Accessibility. Follow the link to read our shared thoughts. About Atos…
News: Colorado OIT Amends Accessibility Rule
Yesterday was an active day for our Colorado clients. Early yesterday, we got word that Colorado’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) would be issuing its update Accessibility Rule. By midday, there still wasn’t anything posted on OIT’s website. I checked…
News: Colorado OIT Amended Rulemaking (Part 2)
What Happened? Just a quick note here. About a month ago, we participated in the rulemaking by Colorado’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) after they dropped a bombshell by releasing an early draft of their proposed amendments to their accessibility…
News: Colorado OIT Amended Rulemaking
Last week was a busy week at Converge. A lot of action has been happening with state and local governments. Towards the beginning of the week, however, Colorado’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) dropped a bombshell by releasing an early…
Podcast with James Warnken and Ken Nakata
James Warnken and Converge Accessibility James Warnken is a young, super-bright technologist and marketer, and a good friend of Converge Accessibility. He’s been a guest blogger several times. He’s also a huge fan of our WebAlign solution, regularly takes part…
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…
News: Colorado 21-1110 Deadline Will Likely Be Extended
This post is more of a news flash than a blog post: Colorado’s HB 21-1110– which imposes a $3,500 fine for Colorado websites and digital technologies that do not comply with WCAG 2.1 by July 1, 2024– will almost certainly…