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Most Accessibility Statements Are Not Compliant. Here Is What We Found
We recently reviewed 110 websites to assess how ready they were for the European Accessibility Act. We were not expecting perfection, but what... read more »
45 Days Left: If Your Client’s Website Is Not Accessible, You Could Be Held Liable
Agencies, This Affects You Too The European Accessibility Act comes into force on 28 June 2025. Any organisation offering digital products or services in the... read more »
46 Days To Go: How Ready Is Your Website For The EAA?
46 Days To Go The countdown continues. With just 46 days to go, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is fast approaching. From 28 June... read more »
47 Days To Go: Is Your Website Compliant With The EAA?
Are You Ready? The EAA comes into force on **28 June 2025**. The countdown is on. If your organisation provides digital products or services... read more »
The EAA - you have only 65 days
What Is The Act? The European Accessibility Act (EAA) introduces legal requirements for digital accessibility across the EU. Think of it like GDPR — but... read more »
Accessible PDFs
PDFs are everywhere. Whether it is a brochure, a policy document, a timetable, or a form, many organisations rely on them to... read more »
Boost Your ROI: Importance of Including Disabled Users in WCAG Audits
Why We Always Involve Disabled People in Accessibility Audits At Access by Audit, our work is guided by one simple truth: disabled people are the... read more »
Today I celebrate the return of plain text emails!
Why is this something to celebrate? I hope this will lead, one day, to the eventual elimination of HTML emails altogether.I am not a fan... read more »
Userway faces class action lawsuit over alleged false accessibility and ADA compliance claims
Lawsuit over accessibility widget This article originally appeared on TechStart-ups on 23/12/2024.Userway is facing a class action lawsuit filed by Bloomsybox.com, LLC, accusing the... read more »
FTC orders AI accessibility startup accessiBe to pay $1M for misleading advertising
Reposting this article from the TechCrunch website: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has fined accessiBe, a startup that claims to make websites more compatible... read more »
Here’s a novel experience, an invisible Accessibility Statement!
Should you have an accessibility statement? One of the first things I check when I am working on a website audit is the existing accessibility... read more »
Oh you mean ten ENGLISH pounds???
Testing a donation page during an accessibility audit Iona and I had fun recently on the Donation Page of a Charity that we were testing.We... read more »