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Remember how common it was for websites in the early 2000s to use illegible script fonts and vivid color text on light backgrounds? Web pages

It’s likely that any website you randomly choose to explore will be filled with icons. There’s a solid reason why icons have become a perennial

The page title is crucial since it informs both visitors and search engines about the nature of the page’s content. It’s the blue, clickable heading

If you aren’t a lawyer or an expert in online accessibility, it may be quite difficult to figure out how the Americans with Disabilities Act

The advent of mobile applications has undoubtedly improved our quality of life, but this wasn’t always the case. A lot of applications aren’t made with

In early 2021, there was a noticeable increase in the number of cases involving issues with website accessibility. The number of cases filed in both

User engagement can greatly benefit from the use of animations on the web. Check out Apple’s home page for a short illustration: As you scroll,

Many policies and individual litigation have an effect on the legal landscape of online accessibility making it complex. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and

It’s common practice to use the terms accessibility compliance and accessibility conformance interchangeably. On the other hand, does it imply the same thing if I