WCAG guidance, ADA tips, and inclusive design practices.
WCAG 2.2's two new Level A criteria — Redundant Entry (3.3.7) and Consistent Help (3.2.6) — are among the easiest to fix and among the most commonly overlooked. Here's your complete compliance checklist.
Giriprasad Patil
Mobile apps are now covered by the EAA and ADA Title II — and manual screen reader testing is your only way to catch what automated tools miss.
Giriprasad Patil
8,667 ADA Title III lawsuits were filed in 2025 — and mobile apps are no longer exempt. Here's what makes your app a target and how to measure your risk.
Giriprasad Patil
99.97% of emails contain serious accessibility issues. The EAA now covers B2C email marketing — here's the WCAG checklist every email team needs in 2026.
Giriprasad Patil
Netflix was sued for missing captions. Domino's for inaccessible digital platforms. Your social media content is now in scope under ADA Title II and the EAA.
Giriprasad Patil
Color contrast is the #1 WCAG failure on 83.6% of websites. Adding a dark mode toggle doesn't fix that — it often doubles the problem. Here's what WCAG actually requires.
Giriprasad Patil
The FTC fined accessiBe $1M in 2025 for false WCAG claims. Overlays signal awareness to plaintiff attorneys—find out why they increase, not reduce, your lawsuit exposure.
Giriprasad Patil
WCAG 2.2 adds 9 new success criteria that directly target eCommerce: touch targets, authentication, focus indicators, and more. Here's what changed and what your store needs to fix.
Giriprasad Patil
A perfect 100 on PageSpeed Insights doesn't mean your site passes a single WCAG criterion. Here's exactly what each score measures—and why confusing them is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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