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Colorado’s Accessibility Law HB21-1110 Explained
In 2021, the Colorado government formally passed the bill known as HB21-1110. This is more formally known as Colorado Laws for Persons with Disabilities, with…
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Limitations of an Automated-Only Web Accessibility Plan
When it comes to building a comprehensive web accessibility plan, many teams find themselves assessing live-user testing in comparison with automated testing. In reality, if…
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7 Common PDF Accessibility and Remediation Mistakes
PDF documents are highly preferred by authors prioritizing accessibility because of their portability and accessibility benefits. PDFs offer a consistent visual experience for readers, regardless…
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Advantages of Braille and Braille Keyboards
Knowing how to read and write braille is a valuable skill, especially for people with vision loss who rely on braille to comprehend information and…
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Top 4 Things to Look for in a PDF Accessibility Checker
In the world of PDF accessibility testing, there are more than a few options that can supposedly help you verify the compliance of your PDF. While various…
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ProcureEnsure: Solving the Challenge of Accessibility Reviews in Procurement
The focus on digital accessibility has increased with the evolution of technology and connected customers. Many teams are now more mature in achieving compliance and…
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What is a Braille Keyboard?
Braille keyboards are special kinds of keyboards that allow visually impaired and blind people who rely on braille to communicate to be able to…
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Does WCAG Apply to PDFs?
Yes, WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) applies to PDF documents. These guidelines help ensure that PDFs are accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. PDF…
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