Posts by: April Davidson

Title II and the Law

Title II and the law Americans With Disabilities Act Title II Amended to Address Web Accessibility For decades, the Department of Justice has mandated that organizations accommodate people with disabilities in their websites and apps. But the DOJ never provided guidance on how that should be achieved. That all changed on April 8, 2024, when

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The future of Assistive Technology

The future of Assistive Technology The future of Assistive Technology holds exciting possibilities. As technology continues to advance, we can expect further innovations and breakthroughs that will revolutionize the field. Here are some predictions for the future of assistive technology: Neurological Solutions:  Devices like GyroGlove stabilize hand tremors for people with Parkinson’s or essential tremors.

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Assistive Technology: Empowering Lives

Assistive Technology: Empowering Lives In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, assistive technology (AT) stands out as a beacon of hope and empowerment for millions. AT encompasses a wide range of devices, software, and tools designed to aid individuals with disabilities, enabling them to perform tasks that might otherwise be difficult or impossible. Assistive

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Why Manual Testing Outshines Overlays: A Critical Examination

Why Manual Testing Outshines Overlays Overlays vs. Manual Testing Introduction In the realm of web accessibility, the battle between overlays and manual testing rages on. Overlay solutions promise quick fixes for accessibility issues, but are they truly effective? In this blog post, we’ll delve into the nuances, pitfalls, and legal risks associated with overlays. Let’s

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7 Common Misconceptions about Accessibility

Navigating compliance on the web is a challenge for every business. Regulations are often…

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