What’s Actually Inside Our Free Accessibility Audit (No Catch, No Upsell Pressure)
Here’s the honest answer, laid out plainly, so you can decide whether it’s worth ten minutes of your time: no catch, no pressure, and you’ll walk away with something useful even if you never hire us for anything else. What We Actually Check A free audit covers one web page or one PDF document, your […]
PDF/UA vs WCAG vs Section 508: Which Standard Applies to Your Documents?
The email is one sentence long: “Please confirm your documents meet PDF/UA compliance requirements.” You open three browser tabs to figure out what that means, and now you have three answers. One says PDF/UA. One says WCAG. One says Section 508. They all sound official, they all sound mandatory, and nobody explains how they fit […]
What Happens in a Manual Website Accessibility Audit? Our Step-by-Step Process
The owner is usually surprised, because their site had “passed” an automated scan. And that, in one sentence, is why this article exists. If you’re considering an accessibility audit, you deserve to know exactly what you’re buying. So here is our entire website accessibility audit process, step by step, in plain English, what we do, […]
What Is a Tagged PDF? (And Why It Matters)
Imagine handing someone a beautifully printed report, except before you hand it over, you feed it through a shredder, shuffle the strips, and tape them back together in random order. The words are all still there. Good luck reading it. That is what most PDFs are like for someone using a screen reader. The document […]
WCAG 2.2 Website Audit Checklist: A Plain-English Guide
Somewhere on your website right now, there is a button someone cannot press. Maybe it is the tiny “X” on a popup that a visitor with shaky hands keeps missing. Maybe it is a login screen asking someone with memory trouble to solve a puzzle before they can pay a bill. Maybe it is a […]
VPAT vs ACR: What They Are and When You Need One
VPAT vs ACR, explained in plain English: the VPAT is the blank template, the ACR is the finished accessibility report buyers actually want. Who needs one, what a good one looks like, and how to get one.
ADA Title II Compliance Checklist for Cities, Counties & Districts
A plain-English ADA Title II compliance checklist for cities, counties, and special districts: your website, your PDFs, third-party tools, the exceptions, and the 2027 and 2028 deadlines.
Web Accessibility Contrast Checker
A good and reliable Web Accessibility Contrast Checker is a very important tool in my accessibility toolbox. A contrast checker is one of the goto tools I use when I am running an accessibility audit or if I’m designing a website. The good news is that there are a ton of contrast ratio checkers available
An Accessibility Object Model for Meaningful Markup
When it comes to web accessibility, meaningful markup is important. It includes semantics for browsers so they know how various things function. Accessibility Object Model suggestions are comprised of ways to incorporate semantics right into JavaScript without markup. This article will address those suggestions and where they currently stand. More than Just HTML In short
What Web Accessibility Means to Our Youth
The Digital Generation and the Power of Inclusion We live in a world where our youth are growing up surrounded by technology. From online classrooms to mobile learning apps, from social media communities to digital creativity tools, the internet has become the foundation for how young people learn, connect, and express themselves. For today’s generation, […]
