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Federal financial inclusion programs designed to serve underserved communities may be failing disabled applicants — starting with their own application infrastructure.
Federal financial inclusion programs designed to serve underserved communities may be failing disabled applicants — starting with their own application infrastructure.
WCAG Failure F95 describes a pattern that devastates screen magnification users who depend on chasing content across the screen. It's easy to ship and nearly invisible in standard testing.
WCAG Failure F95 describes a pattern that devastates screen magnification users who depend on chasing content across the screen. It's easy to ship and nearly invisible in standard testing.
WCAG Failure F96 describes when accessible names diverge from visible labels—breaking speech input navigation for people with motor disabilities. Here's how to catch it and fix it.
WCAG Failure F96 describes when accessible names diverge from visible labels—breaking speech input navigation for people with motor disabilities. Here's how to catch it and fix it.
On October 23, 2026, DOJ and ED rescinded prior guidance on federal nondiscrimination laws. The underlying statutes remain intact, but institutions face immediate uncertainty about compliance procedures.
On October 23, 2026, DOJ and ED rescinded prior guidance on federal nondiscrimination laws. The underlying statutes remain intact, but institutions face immediate uncertainty about compliance procedures.
A CSS media query locks your layout to portrait. For a wheelchair user with a mounted tablet, that's not a minor inconvenience — it's a wall. Here's what WCAG 1.3.4 requires and how to meet it.
A CSS media query locks your layout to portrait. For a wheelchair user with a mounted tablet, that's not a minor inconvenience — it's a wall. Here's what WCAG 1.3.4 requires and how to meet it.
Viewport units like vw and vh break browser text scaling. Here's why F94 is a WCAG 2.2 failure that automated tools miss—and how to fix it.
Viewport units like vw and vh break browser text scaling. Here's why F94 is a WCAG 2.2 failure that automated tools miss—and how to fix it.
The FCC published a new closed captioning rule effective November 25, 2026. Here's what changed, why equal access matters, and what broadcasters need to do.
The FCC published a new closed captioning rule effective November 25, 2026. Here's what changed, why equal access matters, and what broadcasters need to do.
Applying role="presentation" to data tables silences screen readers while leaving visual structure intact. That asymmetry—sighted users get meaning, blind users get noise—is the quiet exclusion WCAG 2.2 Failure F92 exists to name.
Applying role="presentation" to data tables silences screen readers while leaving visual structure intact. That asymmetry—sighted users get meaning, blind users get noise—is the quiet exclusion WCAG 2.2 Failure F92 exists to name.
Autoplay media without controls doesn't just annoy users — it actively excludes screen reader users, people with vestibular disorders, and anyone who can't immediately locate a stop button.
Autoplay media without controls doesn't just annoy users — it actively excludes screen reader users, people with vestibular disorders, and anyone who can't immediately locate a stop button.
A website can pass every WCAG 2.1 AA checkpoint and still leave millions of users behind. The gap isn't in the code — it's in the assumption that accessibility and language access are separate problems.
A website can pass every WCAG 2.1 AA checkpoint and still leave millions of users behind. The gap isn't in the code — it's in the assumption that accessibility and language access are separate problems.
Broken header associations in complex tables slip past automated testing. Here's why screen reader users see wrong data, and how to fix it.
Broken header associations in complex tables slip past automated testing. Here's why screen reader users see wrong data, and how to fix it.
Data tables using <td> for every cell—including headers—collapse the information structure for screen reader users. WCAG F91 explains why and how to fix it.
Data tables using <td> for every cell—including headers—collapse the information structure for screen reader users. WCAG F91 explains why and how to fix it.
Instructions that rely on shape, color, or position exclude users who can't see the screen. WCAG 1.3.3 requires something simpler: just name the thing.
Instructions that rely on shape, color, or position exclude users who can't see the screen. WCAG 1.3.3 requires something simpler: just name the thing.
A metric without a price is information. A metric with a price is a budget request -- even when the audience is a volunteer library board.
A metric without a price is information. A metric with a price is a budget request -- even when the audience is a volunteer library board.
WCAG Failure F89 documents a deceptively simple pattern: an image-only link with no accessible name. The result isn't silence — it's a screen reader making its best guess.
WCAG Failure F89 documents a deceptively simple pattern: an image-only link with no accessible name. The result isn't silence — it's a screen reader making its best guess.
A phone number split across three styled fields looks obvious — until it isn't. WCAG Failure F82 documents exactly how that assumption breaks down for real users.
A phone number split across three styled fields looks obvious — until it isn't. WCAG Failure F82 documents exactly how that assumption breaks down for real users.
Focus management isn't a nice-to-have. When a dialog opens without moving focus to it, keyboard users face a navigation maze that mouse users never see.
Focus management isn't a nice-to-have. When a dialog opens without moving focus to it, keyboard users face a navigation maze that mouse users never see.
In a small community, the real complaint path is a patron telling you at the desk. Log it anyway.
In a small community, the real complaint path is a patron telling you at the desk. Log it anyway.
WCAG 1.3.2 is a Level A baseline requirement. Most enterprise websites fail it. Screen reader users encounter scrambled content. Here's why it happens and how to fix it.
WCAG 1.3.2 is a Level A baseline requirement. Most enterprise websites fail it. Screen reader users encounter scrambled content. Here's why it happens and how to fix it.
Filed unread, it's worse than nothing. Here's what to check before your next database renewal.
Filed unread, it's worse than nothing. Here's what to check before your next database renewal.