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Accessible Social Media: Tips for Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

Michael Beck - May 1, 2025

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A Brief Introduction to Keyboard Accessibility

In the digital age, accessibility is a key component of web design and development. Ensuring that websites and applications are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities, is not just a moral obligation but a legal one in many parts of the world. One crucial aspect of accessibility that often goes overlooked is keyboard accessibility. […]

Karl Groves - 18/06/2024

Understanding WCAG: Brief Introduction to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Introduction The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) play a pivotal role in shaping the internet as a more inclusive and accessible space for everyone, regardless of their abilities. As digital interactions become increasingly integral to our daily lives, ensuring that web content is accessible to all users is not just a regulatory requirement but a […]

Karl Groves - 13/06/2024

Introduction to Web Accessibility for Retailers

In today’s digital age, the retail industry is more competitive than ever. Retailers strive to provide the best possible shopping experience for their customers, but many overlook a crucial aspect: web accessibility. An accessible website ensures that all customers, including those with disabilities, can navigate and use the site effectively. Retailers with inaccessible websites not […]

Karl Groves - 04/06/2024

10 takeaways from the WebAIM Screenreader Survey #10

On February 22, 2024 our good friends at WebAIM released the 10th installment of their screen reader user survey. Jared Smith posted a great list of bullet points summarizing important data from the survey, but we’d like to add a few. Read the entire survey results at: https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey10

Karl Groves - 26/02/2024

Can you really get a tax credit for making your website accessible?

Yes! But the devil is in the details. The “General Business Credit” refers to a collection of various individual credits available to businesses in the United States, as outlined and governed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). These credits are designed to encourage certain business activities that align with broader economic, social, or policy goals, […]

Karl Groves - 12/02/2024
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Dynamically adding text alternatives to images with AI

By volume, missing text alternatives are among the top 5 most common accessibility issues on the web. Despite the fact that WCAG was first released 25 years ago, the simple act of adding a text alternative (or, as others call ’em: “alt tags”) remains elusive to many. This is especially true of non-technical content authors. […]

Karl Groves - 01/02/2024