Accessible Products

If you participate in social media, you have surely seen at least a few Wordle share grids over the past month or so. The five-letter word guessing game has taken the internet by storm and kept users hungry by releasing only one puzzle each day. In fact, it became so popular that it was quickly bought up by the New York Times for a low-7 figure sum. Wordle also makes for an interesting case study on digital accessibility; it’s not just a typical website with typical best practices to apply, but raises novel questions that force us to think just a bit more empathetically.

If your business is reliant on a form builder service, it is important to make sure you choose a WCAG compliant option. Learn more about how to choose the most accessible form builders.

Wordpress form builder plugins make managing your site easier, but can also introduce accessibility issues. Find out which ones are the most accessible.

Site owners are often disappointed to learn that they are ultimately responsible for accessibility violations on third party services and products embedded on their site. Learn more about how to determine just how accessible these services are.

In-flight entertainment is a great case study for how digital accessibility can improve the user experience for everyone. Plus an important lesson on taking care of the easy stuff first.