The following 9 minute-video is a walk-through of web accessibility, what it means to have a website accessible to users with disabilities, the legal requirements, and how we can integrate accessiBe on any types of websites, hard coded or platform based. We have partnered with accessiBe, the #1 web accessibility solution for ADA and WCAG compliance.

In the video, you will find the following information. Of course, do ...

Yes, today we write another article about ADA compliance for websites as new regulations recently came up that will most likely affect your website and its compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (also known as ADA). Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794d) is a federal law that requires federal agencies to provide those with disabilities equal access to electronic data and information to those with no disabilities. This of course includes websites of such agencies ...

Images coded for the web have four standard elements: The actual image file name, the styling (example borders created with CSS coding), the title tag (which is the mouse over text you see when hovering over an image), and the alt tag. Alt stands for alternative. In the "old days", it was used to show text when an image was not able to display. This happened a lot during the dial up Internet phase when connections were very slow. Now, this tag is often used for search engine optimization. It is ...