Tag: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Why partnering EN 17161 with WCAG is a major step forward for digital accessibility
WCAG is the horizon. It is the direction you're traveling in, and even if you can’t actually “reach” the horizon, it’s what you’re driving toward. EN 17161 is the road you drive on, and it has all the markings, guides, and signs that keep you on track and prevent you from swerving into other traffic or a ditch.
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The next big leap in digital accessibility: Why the digital accessibility community should embrace EN 17161
Learn how integrating EN 17161 empowers your organization to set up a robust accessibility program for measuring real-world accessibility alongside WCAG.
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The Accessible Canada Act: Deadlines are closer than you think
With new regulatory and enforcement deadlines now in place for Canada’s ACA, it’s important to understand the challenges and requirements. Let's break down the specifics.
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The 2025 AHRC accessibility guidelines: What’s new, and why it matters.
Today, we do almost everything online, whether it’s checking our bank accounts, filling out healthcare forms, or using government services. But for millions of people…
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W3C unveils 174 new outcomes for WCAG 3.0
Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the Western Spiral arm of the Galaxy lies an utterly insignificant little blue-green planet…
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301,549 ways to improve accessibility: EN 301 549
For almost 25 years now, digital accessibility has been synonymous with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). This standard, developed by the World Wide Web…
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