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What’s the purpose of continuous accessibility testing? Not everyone clicks. Some people tap, some listen, while others rely on a keyboard to access your website

If your website were a city, would everyone be able to find their way, or would half your population get lost at the first street

Building a website in 2025 means designing for everyone and not just the average user. If your content locks out people with disabilities, you’re not

Imagine clicking a button, and nothing happens. Now imagine relying on that button to order groceries or book a doctor’s appointment. That’s the reality for

If your text blends into the background, people won’t read it. That’s not just a design issue; it’s an accessibility problem. Poor contrast makes it

ADA software helps you catch problems like unreadable text, missing alt tags, and broken keyboard access. But not every tool gives you what you need.

You’ve seen the terms AA vs AAA when talking about web accessibility, but what’s the actual difference, and why does it matter for your site?

Over 1 in 4 adults in the US live with a disability, yet most digital products still don’t meet federal accessibility standards. That’s where VPAT