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California is committed to ensuring its citizens have access to accessible documents to comply with accessibility laws and meet the needs of people with disabilities. …
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Yes, screen readers can read PDFs if the PDF’s are accessible, meaning they can be accessed by everyone, including people with disabilities. PDF (Portable Document…
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Ottawa, Ontario — May 16, 2023 – As Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) approaches, Allyant, the world’s leading accessibility solutions provider, proudly announced its very…
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On October 5, 2023, the W3C formally released and recommended the updated WCAG 2.2 guidelines, incorporating final feedback from the previous draft published in early…
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Article Outline What does it mean to be 508 compliant? History of Section 508 Once the driving force of many federal agencies; it affected any…
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A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) is a document that provides information about a product’s compliance with accessibility standards. Learn more about …
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A PDF document is considered accessible if it can be used/accessed by everyone, including people with disabilities. There are several accessibility standards to…
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The roots of Section 508 go back to 1973 – the establishment of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – which required unrestricted access to any programs and…
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Digital Accessibility has continued to gain significant traction across nearly every vertical in recent years. In some ways, it was a perfect storm of a…
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The digital accessibility industry is filled with various buzzwords, many of which seem to ebb and flow based on the most recent legal precedent, potential…
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