Designing for dyslexia isn’t about picking a special font. It’s about writing and designing with clarity. Learn how shorter lines, simple layouts, and plain language make reading easier for everyone.
You know that feeling when you click on a website’s “Accessibility” link hoping for help, only to land on a
The FTC just fined AccessiBe $1 million and confirmed what we’ve known all along: AI overlays aren’t accessibility. They’re marketing
The grace period for Colorado’s digital accessibility law has ended. Now, real accountability begins. From new penalties to evolving standards and a surge in lawsuits, July 2025 marks a turning point—one where digital inclusion is no longer optional.
The grace period for Colorado’s digital accessibility law has ended. Now, real accountability begins. From new penalties to evolving standards and a surge in lawsuits, July 2025 marks a turning point—one where digital inclusion is no longer optional.
Ever tried to pay a city bill online using only your keyboard, only to find yourself lost in a maze of misplaced focus? That’s the tabindex trap in action. Too often, well-meaning attempts to “fix” accessibility end up making navigation harder for everyone. Real inclusion isn’t about piling on attributes—it’s about thoughtful structure and design from the start.
Have you ever had someone navigate a website without sight?Not watch. Not observe. But navigate.It’s a masterclass in memory, inference,
There’s a certain arrogance in assuming that AI will “solve” accessibility. Like it’s some math equation that just needed a
Bureaucracy has a way of kicking the can down the road. But some cans don’t roll forever. They hit a wall.
April 2026—that’s the wall. That’s when the DOJ’s new Title II rule mandates that every state and local government website must be accessible.
And yet, most agencies aren’t ready. They’re vastly underestimating the scale of the problem, stuck in outdated thinking, and making the same costly mistakes.
Laws aren’t changing—but the people enforcing them are disappearing. With the White House scrubbing its accessibility statement, DEI programs being gutted, and civil rights cases frozen, the future of digital inclusion is under siege. This isn’t just bureaucracy—it’s sabotage. If you think this doesn’t affect you, think again.
