AccessibilityChecker

There are over 400 million active websites in the world and fewer than 1% are accessible. We are here to help change that.

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WCAG 2.2 may be the latest accessibility standard, but WCAG 2.1 still matters.

Why? Because 2.2 builds on 2.1, not replaces it.

Many organizations still rely on WCAG 2.1 for compliance, accessibility policies, and best practices, and for good reason. https://t.co/GFsg9l3FLR

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ADA Title III and websites are still a legal grey area.

Some US courts say websites count as “places of public accommodation.” Others only apply the ADA if there’s a link to a physical location. That inconsistency leaves businesses exposed

Learn more: https://t.co/SSW1FniU4K

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Today is a reminder that accessibility creates dignity, independence, and better experiences for everyone. 💙

We’ll keep advocating for accessibility-first websites and a more inclusive web for all.

#GAAD #AccessibilityAwareness #WebAccessibility #InclusiveDesign

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One of the best accessibility features a website can have? Clear, practical information. @EuansGuide does this brilliantly by helping users plan ahead with confidence. Accessibility is also about reducing uncertainty, not just passing audits. #WebAccessibility #InclusiveDesign

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Need to prove your website is accessible, not just say it?

Meet the Compliance Vault
✔️ Audit-ready reports
✔️ 12-month scan history
✔️ Proof of fixes (with timestamps)

All in one click.

No scrambling. No guesswork. Find it now in your https://t.co/3s4rgn2wP1 dashboard.

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HHS Section 504 updates are a big deal, and not just for U.S. healthcare. If your organization receives HHS funding, these deadlines are for you:

May 2026 (15+ employees)
May 2027 (smaller orgs)

Learn more here: https://t.co/Y643jTtl8a

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What if your biggest UX problem isn’t usability, but how differently people think? Designing for the “average user” excludes millions.

Neurodivergent UX design = Flexibility over one-size-fits-all

Design for edge cases → improve it for everyone.
https://t.co/MriNQor8ic

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Most accessibility projects start strong, then quietly stall. Not enough time. Not enough expertise. Too many other priorities.

That's exactly why we built Managed Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 support, ongoing fixes, annual audits, and a VPAT, handled for you. https://t.co/SiV5N8O7UV

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@RNID proves accessibility doesn’t always require complex tech. The website lets text scale up to 300% without breaking the layout, supporting low-vision users & assistive tech. Sometimes the most impactful accessibility improvements are also the simplest. 👏

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Accessibility issues vary in how easy they are to fix. Some can be resolved quickly, while others become much more complicated once a website is already live and in use. In your experience, which issue is the most difficult to fix after launch?

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In a perfect world, every website would be built with accessibility from day one.

But 96% of the top 1M websites still have accessibility issues (WebAIM).

Accessibility isn’t a feature you add later. It’s a mindset you build with.

#WebAccessibility #DigitalAccessibility

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Quick accessibility fix 👇

Check your form errors.

If they just say “Invalid input”…
you’re creating friction.
Instead:
👉 Explain what went wrong
👉 Show how to fix it

Clarity = better UX + accessibility.
#WebAccessibility #UXDesign #a11y

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Accessibility at scale isn’t easy, but @Chase shows it’s possible.

Despite the complexity of banking platforms, their site supports screen readers, structured navigation & WCAG-aligned design.

Proof that even large platforms can prioritise inclusivity. 👏#WebAccessibility #WCAG

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A major web accessibility deadline is coming. Under a new DOJ rule, state & local government websites must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards.

📅 April 24, 2026 — entities serving 50k+ people
📅 April 26, 2027 — smaller entities

Now is the time to audit your site.

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Exciting update 🎉 Our platform now includes AI-Assisted Fixes, built responsibly.

Our AI highlights WCAG-aligned improvements after you scan your domain, helping your team resolve issues faster.

Let’s move accessibility forward.
https://t.co/xbgHQlN1so

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Accessibility doesn’t have to mean boring design.
@CookieYesHQ, a SaaS site with CTAs, dashboards & pop-ups, shows us what keyboard navigation should look like.

Clear labels. Visible focus states. Logical tab order.

A modern, conversion-focused & inclusive site all in one.

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In the Netherlands alone, nearly 50% of iOS users and over 72% of Android users have at least one accessibility setting enabled on their device. Let that sink in...

How sure are you that your mobile app is truly accessible? https://t.co/IqlhhXRq2Q
#MobileApp #Accessibility

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If you've been searching for a resource that will help you understand WCAG guidelines in plain English, our WCAG Master Guide is what you need.
👉 https://t.co/G3SdA1lOeD
#Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

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AI supports accessibility.
People make it meaningful.
The strongest results come from AI-powered tools paired with accessibility knowledge. Not one without the other.
https://t.co/y3OUGAdDO4
#a11y #Inclusivity #AItools

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Celebrating Accessibility Done Right!

@scope is a great example of thoughtful accessibility in action, especially when it comes to keyboard navigation.

It might sound small, but for people who can’t use a mouse, it’s monumental.
#WebAccessibility #Inclusion #UX #WCAG