Accessibility Standards

Inclusion in the digital world is important. But first you must understand what ADA compliance means for your website and business. Start with this primer.

Learners with disabilities deserve equal access to online learning resources. Our comprehensive guide explains how to provide that accessible and equal access.

The first step to digital accessibility is choosing to make your site or app accessible. The second is accessible coding — here’s where you start.

Ensure your school’s digital content is accessible to people with disabilities with our back-to-school digital accessibility checklist. View the checklist here.

AudioEyeQ is a free online accessibility learning program designed to enhance knowledge around digital accessibility and the disability community. Learn more about AudioEyeQ here.

Explore HTML accessibility best practices and guidelines for creating accessible web content and how it improves the experience for users with disabilities.

Learn the basics of accessibility compliance — and how you can improve your content by using the four “POUR" principles of accessible design.

While we wait for all apps to be accessible, these accessibility apps can help you navigate the world, online or offline.

With digital accessibility requirements for state and local government changing, it can be difficult to remain compliant. Learn how to meet new standards here.

There’s compliance, and then there’s care. Read this guide to learn why and how you can build a better, more inclusive internet and still comply with Title II of the ADA.

Government entities have a responsibility to provide accessible digital content. Discover what municipalities need to know about digital accessibility and how to provide an accessible, inclusive online experience.

Unlock EU digital accessibility compliance with our guide on the European Accessibility Act. Learn the laws, WCAG 2.2 guidelines, and actionable steps.

Recapping the top stories and moments in digital accessibility.

Key takeaways from the proposed legislation on website and software applications accessibility.

Every website needs an Accessibility Statement. Here’s why ... plus some tips for publishing your statement.

Learn why small business owners should prioritize making their websites accessible for all users.