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31 July 2024 10 min read

How Often Should You Audit Your Website?

Just as we undergo regular health checkups to ensure our body is functioning properly and free from diseases, your website also needs periodic checkups to maintain optimal performance and stay issue-free. But how often should you audit your website?
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31 July 2024 8 min read

How to Make Your Website EAA Compliant - Your 6-Step Guide

Did you know there are over 135 million people with disabilities in Europe? Many face challenges navigating websites and finding what they need. That’s why the EU requires you to make your website EAA compliant - ensuring it’s accessible to everyone.
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31 July 2024 7 min read

Accessibility Audit - What Is It and How to Run It?

Ensuring your website is accessible isn’t just about meeting legal requirements. It’s about making your website usable for everyone. It’s about creating an inclusive experience that allows all users to access content and interact with your site without barriers.

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17 February 2026 4 min read

What Counts as “Web Content” Under ADA Title II?

Recently, the U.S. Department of Justice updated its regulations under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to clarify how accessibility applies to websites and mobile apps. The changes adopt WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the technical standard and define what qualifies as “web content.” However, there has still been confusion about what […]
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16 February 2026 8 min read

16 Web Accessibility Best Practices to Improve Usability

Web accessibility best practices are practical improvements that make your website easier to navigate and use across devices and assistive technologies. These are not official WCAG requirements. They are thoughtful design, code, and content decisions that go beyond the rulebook. When applied well, they create a smoother experience for everyone, not just people with disabilities. […]
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10 February 2026 20 min read

How to Do Manual Accessibility Testing – A Beginner’s Guide

Regularly testing your website for accessibility helps ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can navigate, understand, and interact with your content. Automated testing is a good starting point for finding common, detectable issues, but it can only identify part of the problem. Many accessibility issues can only be uncovered through manual testing. Manual accessibility […]
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06 February 2026 10 min read

ADA Title II Exceptions for Web Content and Mobile Apps

In 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) finalized a rule explaining how ADA Title II applies to state and local government websites and mobile apps. The rule requires most public-facing digital content to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards. However, the rule also recognizes that not all content can or should be treated […]
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05 February 2026 8 min read

How to Quickly Resolve Accessibility Issues in a WordPress Website

Making a WordPress website more accessible is a gradual process. For many sites, this responsibility falls on a single site owner or a small team, often without deep technical or design expertise. This delays accessibility improvements and makes it harder to know where to start. And this is where an accessibility plugin becomes useful. These […]
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04 February 2026 6 min read

How to Create an Accessibility Statement for a WordPress Website

An accessibility statement is a small page with a big impact. It shows that your website takes accessibility seriously and gives users a clear way to understand your accessibility efforts. Creating one for a WordPress site is simple. In this article, we walk through the main options you can use to create and publish an […]
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03 February 2026 9 min read

ADA Title II Compliance – How to Meet the New Requirements

ADA Title II now sets clear expectations for how state and local governments must make their digital services accessible. With public services increasingly delivered through websites and mobile apps, accessibility is no longer optional or unclear. This guide explains what ADA Title II requires, who must comply, what content is covered, and how to achieve […]
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09 January 2026 4 min read

Important Days in Accessibility – 2026 Calendar

Throughout the year, accessibility is highlighted through observances that focus on access, inclusion, and disability rights. This 2026 Accessibility Calendar lists those important dates. How This Calendar Is Organized This calendar is organized by month. Some months include observances marked on a specific day, some span a week, and some are recognized for the full […]