Participants will gain a range of valuable techniques for crafting inclusive social media posts, writing effective alternative (alt) text, checking color contrast, using hashtags and emojis thoughtfully, and ensuring that video content is properly captioned, among other important topics.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are a curious blend of strictness and looseness. Some guidelines are precise, with clear objective requirements, while others are more far more subjective and open to interpretation. Why is that? Event information and registration

The 2024 Digital Accessibility Legal Update shares the latest information about what is happening in the United States in a straightforward way designed for everyone.

Join us for an interactive workshop to plan your accessibility goals and strategy for 2025. Amber will walk attendees through the process of creating an accessibility remediation roadmap, with recommendations for prioritizing fixes and creating a timeline. There will be time to create and refine your accessibility roadmap and an opportunity to share it and […]

Join TPGi for this session, where we will explore practical strategies for integrating accessibility into the very inception of your product.

Join WCET for an informative webcast that delves into the newly published Department of Justice (DOJ) accessibility rules, finalized in April 2024 (view the factsheet). This session will equip higher education institutions with the essential knowledge and strategies needed to comply with the updated guidelines. Event information and registration

Creating documents such as PDFs with digital accessibility in mind will help you ensure that your content can be read and understood by as wide an audience as possible. Event information and registration

There are key differences to consider in establishing digital accessibility support services and enforcement protocols for public-facing versus internal resources, a shared framework and strategy across all units is necessary for scaling our institutional digital accessibility efforts.

This four-part presentation will cover the federal and state laws, effective software at finding and correcting accessibility failures, and the current status and likely future of litigation over website accessibility.

What does digital accessibility in higher education mean in practice—and as ADA Title II deadlines approach, where should organizations start? Event information and Regsitration

Smashing Magazine will host three amazing accessibility experts who will talk about best practices in accessibility design and development, their personal accessibility story, and how to properly test for accessibility. Event information and registration

This introductory webinar to the Technique for Accessible PDF is designed to help software developers, document authors, and remediators create accessible PDF files that better meet the needs of users with disabilities.