Our Lawsuit Tracker for December 2023 is now available! Check it out to see:
- Where the lawsuits are being filed
- Digital accessibility news and resources
- Frequently Asked Questions about web accessibility litigation
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An ADA website demand letter arrives. What should your company do next?
UsableNet’s Jason Taylor and Blank Rome Partner Chuck Marion discuss what to consider.
Watch the replay: https://t.co/YTLK3UNS0E
The video plays. The controls work. But a screen reader talks over the audio.
Michael Taylor, who is blind and uses a screen reader daily, shares what he wishes developers and QA teams understood about accessibility testing.
https://t.co/u8PjCe8fbr
Will WCAG 3 make your WCAG 2.2 work obsolete? No.
WCAG 3 is still a draft. Keep removing barriers for your customers today while building a foundation for what comes next.
Our Jeff Adams explains: https://t.co/hlUJWW6Pwz
#Accessibility#WCAG
Your company receives an ADA website claim. What happens next?
Join Blank Rome’s Chuck Marion and UsableNet’s Jason Taylor this Wednesday for a practical discussion on responding to a claim.
September 23 | 12 p.m. ET
Register now. https://t.co/erLsm9LSkV
A previous lawsuit doesn’t necessarily prevent the next one. In August, UsableNet tracked 432 web accessibility lawsuits, including 108 repeat defendants
See the latest trends:
https://t.co/bC79FCyqJ0
#DigitalAccessibility#WebAccessibility#ADA
What does an ecommerce site actually sound like to a screen reader user?
Joe DiNero of Helen Keller Services for the Blind navigates real ecommerce experiences.
Watch now: https://t.co/CbLVUM6OFd
#DigitalAccessibility#Ecommerce
What does an ecommerce website sound like to a blind customer?
On August 26, Joe DiNero will navigate two ecommerce experiences: one with strong accessibility and one with common barriers.
Hear the difference live.
Register: https://t.co/RjGpMHTijD
#WebAccessibility