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Read about Justin Moore, CEO of The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and his experience working as a physical therapist with people with disabilities, as well as his government-level lobbying efforts, as part of our Spotlight Sessions series.
Juliette Sterkens joins accessiBe's Spotlight Sessions to talk about advocating for hearing loops and the work of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA),
Sarah Klein joined accessiBe's Spotlight Sessions to share her insights on living with epilepsy and practices for inclusion.
When you showcase videos on your website, you need to make sure they can be accessed by everyone, including members of the disability community. Click here to learn what you need to do to ensure your online videos can be enjoyed and understood by people with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
We had the pleasure of hosting Sarah Foley in one of our accessiBe Spotlight Sessions where she discussion life in a wheelchair and how she empowers other women to regain their power, confidence, and self-trust. Here are our key takeaways.
Read about Justin Moore, CEO of The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and his experience working as a physical therapist with people with disabilities, as well as his government-level lobbying efforts, as part of our Spotlight Sessions series.
Juliette Sterkens joins accessiBe's Spotlight Sessions to talk about advocating for hearing loops and the work of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA),
Sarah Klein joined accessiBe's Spotlight Sessions to share her insights on living with epilepsy and practices for inclusion.
There are many things to think about when you're opening up a new business, and accessibility might not even have crossed your mind. Although this is understandable, it's also a mistake. Putting accessibility at the top of your list will help you set your business up for success in many different ways.
The recent rise in ADA web accessibility lawsuits targeting physicians makes this a top priority to address.
Like many industries beforehand, it’s time for web accessibility to accept technological breakthrough
Anxious clients are pressing their agencies for solutions, as web accessibility lawsuits make national headlines. High profile cases against Domino’s, Winn-Dixie and even Beyoncé Knowles are prompting everyone from global brands to small local businesses to ask, “what about me?”
When you showcase videos on your website, you need to make sure they can be accessed by everyone, including members of the disability community. Click here to learn what you need to do to ensure your online videos can be enjoyed and understood by people with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
If you have an eCommerce website, you need to guarantee that it is welcoming to all customers, including people with disabilities. Click here to learn what you will need to do to your online store to ensure it accommodates the disability community and complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Choosing an accessible font goes a long way in enabling people with certain disabilities to access content appearing on your website and other digital assets. Read this guide to learn what fonts you should use in order to conform to WCAG and comply with the ADA.
Because they both apply to web accessibility, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act are often confused with each other. Click here to learn the difference between these important legislations and how you can comply with them.
Web accessibility is a complex topic and updates are coming fast and furious. There have been so many changes recently, it's hard for anyone to keep up!
At accessiBe, we're not only streamlining the compliance process but the information, news, and developments around it.
Looking to mitigate legal risk? trying to assess how close you are to being ADA compliant? Feeling overwhelmed by reading the official Web Content Accessibility Guidelines? (WCAG 2.1). Well, this guide is exactly for you!
as the web accessibility topic’s popularity increases exponentially, we, as industry leaders, are morally obligated to contribute as much data as we can, to help drive the field forward.
In this guide, we’ll take you step-by-step to ensure that you get the most out of accessiBe’s capabilities and that your website’s accessibility is performing at the highest level.
Everything you need to know about U.S legal requirements relating to web accessibility. From Section 508 to the ADA and the WCAG.
In the wake of accessiBe’s success, Forbes included accessiBe’s 3 founders, Shir Ekerling, Dekel Skoop, and Gal Vizel, on its 2019 30 Under 30 list.
Beyond legal compliance, the accessibility of websites has quite a few other benefits that business owners are not aware of! In this article, we will present the most prominent advantages of adapting your site to people with disabilities, beyond the law.
In this article, we will focus on the nature of web accessibility solutions and go into depth to understand precisely how web accessibility works. Thus, we can choose the method that best suits your site, your business and of course its surfers. Ready? Let's start!
In this article we will explain in depth the field of web accessibility so that you can understand the world of disabilities in all its parts, and how it integrates with the basic desire of every person in modern times to surf the Internet freely and independently.
In the wake of accessiBe’s success, Forbes included accessiBe’s 3 founders, Shir Ekerling, Dekel Skoop, and Gal Vizel, on its 2019 30 Under 30 list.
Celebrities these days are no strangers to ADA web-based lawsuits. Although The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has been around since 1990, it has only recently been heavily targeting people who offer digital customer experiences, as per the 2018 DOJ affirmation of The ADA’s coverage of websites.
Looking to mitigate legal risk? trying to assess how close you are to being ADA compliant? Feeling overwhelmed by reading the official Web Content Accessibility Guidelines? (WCAG 2.1). Well, this guide is exactly for you!
Rapid digitalization has compelled accessibility standards to be in constant adjustment, making small and medium businesses (SMB) an easy target during the current spike of ADA web accessibility lawsuits.
On August 7th, 2019, accessiBe marked the summer with an evening beachside conference on everything WordPress.
Within time, web accessibility brought with it a whole host of benefits and motivations which go beyond just avoiding being sued. Digital accessibility has become from a moral duty and a social commitment to one of the principles of modern marketing and businesses.
There are dozens of incredible sagas of people overcoming disabilities to achieve great things. Here are just a few top-picks we think will leave anyone who reads them inspired.
Everything you need to know about U.S legal requirements relating to web accessibility. From Section 508 to the ADA and the WCAG.
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