Category: Accessibility

If you have a website for your business, you’ve more than likely heard the term “website accessibility” thrown around lately. Recently, several small local businesses have received demanding letters and have even been sued because their websites do not comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. But what does “Accessibility” actually mean? “Accessibility” refers to your […]

*Please note: we are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. Your website needs to be accessible to people with disabilities or you could face a lawsuit—but what does that mean? Numerous local businesses are being sued as their websites are not coded to be read by screen readers and to be used by […]

Is your WordPress website’s navigation accessible? Website accessibility is a growing industry trend, and when you’re evaluating how accessible your website is, navigation is a great place to start. Navigation is the backbone to your website: can visitors of all abilities, education, and devices find the content they’re looking for and keep track of their […]

Do you utilize a Drop Down Menu on your website? If you do and you’re aiming for WCAG accessibility, it’s crucial you compare your Drop Down Menu’s usability to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 protocol. Why are Drop Down Menus not accessible? Drop Down Menus, or “Fly-Out Menus” as WCAG refers to them, can […]

Are your website’s titles and tags accessible? Website accessibility is on the forefront of everyone’s minds recently in regards to plug-ins and navigation, but many fail to realize that SEO tactics must conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as well. SEO practices like keyword stuffing or making multiple H1 headers have become industry standard […]

Is your website accessible? WCAG 2.1 is the newest edition of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. You may be familiar with its predecessor, WCAG 2.0, which was released in 2008 and outlines twelve guidelines to make your website content more accessible for people with disabilities. In April 2018, The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), released […]