Can Screen Readers Read Images?
A screen reader can read or access an image only through the image’s alternative text (alt text). If an image contains text, a screen reader…
Read MoreA screen reader can read or access an image only through the image’s alternative text (alt text). If an image contains text, a screen reader…
Read MoreEffective alternative (alt) text is essential to web accessibility and usability. Alt text is non-visual text read by screen readers that informs people with vision impairments…
Read MoreAs digital connectivity expands, ensuring website accessibility has become a crucial business and technology objective. This guarantees that all individuals, regardless of their abilities or…
Read MoreThe Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), the foundation of website accessibility, are organized into four overarching principles: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. …
Read MoreVoluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs) and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are terms used in the digital accessibility industry. Both are crucial for defining…
Read MoreDigital accessibility for people with hearing impairments is crucial for equitable access to all audio content on the internet. This has become…
Read MoreWhat is acceptable color contrast, and how do you measure it? Appropriate color contrast is an essential component of digital accessibility. The right color contrast…
Read MoreOne of the most common questions we receive from design and development teams or digital agencies is, “When is the best time to implement digital accessibility?”…
Read MoreWebsite accessibility ensures everyone—including people with disabilities—can read, understand, navigate, and interact with a website. You may be familiar with how accessible websites accommodate people…
Read MoreDigital accessibility continues to be a hot-button topic from many angles, whether DEI, legal, compliance, or legislation (or lack thereof). Because we support thousands of…
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