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What a new accessibility class action lawsuit means for agencies

A new class action lawsuit targeting a major overlay vendor raises liability risks and opportunities for agencies and their clients. The final (hopefully) post in our series on developer liability.

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Can ADA Title II Local Government Accessibility Be Efficient? A Response to Richard Hunt

Relying on third party providers offers opportunities for local governments to achieve ADA Title II compliance in a cost effective manner.

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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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Caring: The Critical First Step to Accessibility

The WebAim Million Report shows that over one third of images on popular homepages don't have usable alt text. It seems that most organizations just don't care enough.

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Combat Accessibility Decay: How to Maintain Ongoing Accessibility

Accessibility is similar to security, SEO, and other such areas that require some routine maintenance and vigilance. In other words, your level of accessibility can decay without some discipline to maintain it at the required level.

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