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AI makes finding and fixing accessibility issues faster and easier, but do they ensure compliance and great UX by themselves? Here’s our verdict.

ADA demand letters are becoming more common. Understand what they are, how to respond, and how to reduce your legal risk moving forward.

Newsletters are a common tool used in marketing teams. Discover how to make these content types more accessible for individuals with disabilities from AudioEye A11iance Member Jessica Phillips.

Discover how high-quality tech products are transforming healthcare delivery, improving patient outcomes, and future-proofing the industry. Learn key tech innovations and why accessible, inclusive design is critical.

Widgets seem like an easy way to ensure compliance with accessibility regulations, but your site/app needs more than they offer. Here’s how to approach it.

Hidden accessibility violations in PDFs can create major barriers for users with disabilities. Learn how to identify and fix common document accessibility issues to ensure compliance with accessibility laws.

Many websites lose customers because confusing design and accessibility issues—like unreadable forms or missing labels—make it hard for people, especially those with disabilities, to use them. Fixing these problems not only helps users have a better experience but also helps businesses keep customers and avoid legal trouble.

Learn what the Accessible Canada Act requires for digital accessibility and find out if your site or app needs to comply in this detailed guide.