Accessibility recognition schemes in Hong Kong, new emergency alert rules, and Twitter's latest accessibility feature.
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How Third Party Services and Products Affect Your Site’s Accessibility
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.
Digital accessibility in the air: it’s not just websites
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.
How to Save 50% on Digital Accessibility Using the Disabled Access Credit
The federal government doesn't only mandate web accessibility under the ADA. It also offers up to $5,000 in tax credits for small business spending on accessibility.
What Automated Accessibility Simply Cannot Fix
It's not just Accessibe. All automated accessibility overlays have the same limitations. There are issues they simply can't find or can't fix reliably (or won't fix)