If you’re involved in digital education, one thing you can’t afford to overlook is accessibility. Students with disabilities deserve the same access to content, tools, and learning experiences as everyone else. But when accessibility isn’t built into your online platforms and materials, it can open the door to legal trouble.
Video accessibility is an important factor to consider as video content continues to become a larger part of our lives. We create and consume video
A screen reader can read PDFs, but only if it is accessible. These assistive tools help people with visual and learning disabilities to read digital documents.
NAR recommends real estate businesses adhere to WCAG and ADA compliance standards to avoid legal action. Read our blog to know more about it.
ADA compliance in educational institutions ensures that no student, faculty, parent, or user is left behind, including people with disabilities.
While there are many aspects to consider, the top considerations for accessible documents include font, multimedia alternatives, hyperlinks, and more.
What is AODA Compliance? AODA, Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, is a landmark provincial legislation passed in 2005. It sets out a comprehensive framework
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