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This changelog episode kicked off our first livestream of the year with a focus on maintenance and accuracy. We shipped a set of quiet but important fixes that improve the accuracy and reliability of your accessibility data. These updates focus on ...
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In the race to meet digital accessibility standards, the "accessibility toolbar" has become the web’s favorite shortcut. It’s an alluring promise: one line of code, a floating icon, and a suite of toggles that claim to fix your site’s barriers ...
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This post is part of a series where we explain Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), an internationally recognized standard for measuring website accessibility. For more posts in this series, visit our Web Accessibility WCAG 2 Knowledge ...
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Accessibility professionals all know screen reader testing is important, but the barrier to entry is fairly high: before you can test with a screen reader, you have to know how to use a screen reader. Wrapping your mind around all those keystrokes ...
If you build or maintain a WordPress plugin, accessibility has probably come up at some point. Maybe a customer asked about Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compliance, a procurement team requested documentation, or you’ve heard the term ...
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Are you passionate about teaching others how to make the web more inclusive? We’re looking for volunteer speakers to share their expertise at the WordPress Accessibility Meetup — a free, global virtual event series focused on building accessible ...
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In this live, hands-on session, Brian Coords joined Amber Hinds to walk through real-world accessibility remediation on an active website, Brian’s own podcast site, webmasters.fm. Rather than relying on contrived examples or intentionally broken ...
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The latest episode of the Accessibility Checker Changelog livestream was hosted by CTO Steve Jones and lead developer William Patton. This biweekly series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the newest Accessibility Checker WordPress plugin update, ...
If you’ve ever hesitated over what to write in the alt text field, or wondered whether an image even needs it, you’re not alone. Alt text is one of the simplest tools for improving web accessibility, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Yet ...
This post is part of a series where we explain Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), an internationally recognized standard for measuring website accessibility. For more posts in this series, visit our Web Accessibility WCAG 2 Knowledge ...
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This post is part of a series where we explain Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), an internationally recognized standard for measuring website accessibility. For more posts in this series, visit our Web Accessibility WCAG 2 Knowledge ...
Every agency owner and freelancer knows the electric feeling of the day a website project crosses the finish line and launches. Imagine you're there, and you're launching your first (or next) fully accessible build. Then, you hand over the ...
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The latest episode of the Accessibility Checker Changelog livestream was hosted by CTO Steve Jones and lead developer William Patton. This biweekly series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the newest Accessibility Checker WordPress plugin update, ...
During a recent WordPress Accessibility Meetup, Equalize Digital CEO Amber Hinds sat down with WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg for a wide-ranging conversation about the past, present, and future of accessibility in WordPress. They talked about ...
Equalize Digital, a leader in WordPress accessibility solutions, is proud to announce the release of a brand new online course: How to Position & Sell Accessibility Offers About the Course This course gives you the roadmap to sell digital ...
This post is part of a series where we explain Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), an internationally recognized standard for measuring website accessibility. For more posts in this series, visit our Web Accessibility WCAG 2 Knowledge ...
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TL;DR: Don’t Add an Accessibility Toolbar/Widget to Your Website. If you’re considering adding an “accessibility toolbar” or “accessibility widget” (those little floating menus that let visitors change contrast, text size, cursor size, etc.), the ...
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The latest episode of the Accessibility Checker Changelog livestream was hosted by CTO Steve Jones and lead developer William Patton. This biweekly series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the newest Accessibility Checker WordPress plugin update, ...
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AI tools like ChatGPT can be incredibly powerful allies in fixing accessibility issues—especially when you understand accessibility but aren’t an advanced developer. In this post, we’ll explore how you can use ChatGPT to help write code that ...
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In this session, Alex Stine tested popular cookie consent solutions for accessibility with his screen reader and provided real-time feedback. If you need an accessible cookie banner, watch this recap to see which WordPress plugins provide the best ...
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