Compliance

Learn about how correctly following WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) can help make your website more accessible for people with disabilities.

Learn about the authors behind the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

An accessible website certification shows your users your commitment to accessibility and inclusivity. Discover how else the certification benefits your business.

Uncover digital accessibility costs and learn practical steps to enhance your website's inclusivity affordably.

For most organizations, digital accessibility is a legal requirement. Here’s why.

A VPAT document helps users understand the accessibility characteristics and limitations of your product or service.

Achieve ADA compliance on Shopify with our guide. Learn to make your online store accessible and inclusive for all customers with AudioEye.

Web accessibility lawsuits skyrocketed during the pandemic. Here’s a look at a pair of important cases.

These web accessibility lawsuits set important precedents for ADA compliance. Here’s what we can learn.

If your business operates in Australia, digital accessibility is essential. Here’s why.

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

To build an effective compliance strategy, you’ll need to understand U.S. accessibility laws.

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

Non-compliance with the ADA can result in legal action against your business. Discover what the top ADA violations are and how to avoid them in this post.

Make sure your website complies with Section 508’s requirements for digital accessibility. Here’s an overview of Section 508 and tips for testing.

Does your website need to meet ADA or Section 508 standards? This guide will show you how to comply with each.

Learn what the DOJ’s new guidance on web accessibility means for businesses and what you can do to stay ADA compliant.

A U.S. appeals court recently ruled that some websites don’t have to be accessible to people with disabilities. See how this decision affects businesses like yours.