Insights, guides, and updates on web accessibility, WCAG, and ADA compliance.
Search for the cost to make a website accessible and you’ll find price guides that disagree by thousands. One guide’s range for a typical business website can be several times another’s, and few of them show where their numbers come…
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WCAG 2.2 is the accessibility standard behind most legal requirements in 2026, including the European Accessibility Act and ADA. If you want to know whether your…
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The European Accessibility Act came into force in June 2025. If your website sells products or services to EU customers, you’re now legally required to meet…
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The European Accessibility Act has been in force since June 2025, and a lot of website owners are still unsure what that actually means for them.…
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Picture a customer landing on your website, ready to buy. They’re visually impaired and navigating with a screen reader, software that translates your page into spoken…
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Most websites have at least a handful of images with missing or unhelpful alt text. It’s one of the most common accessibility issues found during a…
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Every website has accessibility issues. Most website owners just don’t know about them yet. That’s not a criticism, it’s simply the reality of how the web…
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If you run a website or webshop, or you manage digital projects for clients, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is something you cannot afford to ignore.…
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You’ve built a beautiful website. It looks great, functions smoothly, and you’re proud of it. But here’s a question that might keep you up at night:…
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Financial services websites handle some of the most sensitive and critical transactions people make online. From checking account balances to applying for mortgages, transferring funds to…
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