Accessible Design

I Need an Accessible Hero

Ensuring the hero experience is designed and built to be accessible is especially important in serving your entire user base and avoiding inadvertent obstacles before users get to know you better.

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What Happens When Developers are Liable for Accessibility, Part 2

When customers expect accessibility, it pays to be precise and prepared so that you set the right expectations and meet them.

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Why Are There No Mobile Accessibility Guidelines in WCAG?

WCAG was not originally written for mobile and it still shows. How do current guidelines fall short and how can it be fixed?

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All I Want for GAAD

Awareness is important but on this Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we are wishing for bigger changes to reduce friction, reduce costs, and create better markets and incentives for accessibility.

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Do Your Forms Hate Money? (Accessibility Version)

We assume that if [insert big company here] is doing it, it must reflect best practices. This isn't always true and reveals a lot of low hanging ROI for accessibility if you're willing to grab for it.

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