WCAG 3 is not ready yet

So, what about that exciting new color contrast algorithm, then?

No accessibility without disabilities

Why we need to learn more about how disabled people use the web.

There is no character limit for ‘alt text’

No screen reader cut off textual descriptions of HTML images.

New WCAG 2.2 features rated

What to expect from the new success criteria in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2.

Automated testing won’t solve web accessibility

Why web accessibility testing requires a human-centered approach.

Do we need WCAG 3 (now)?

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: evolution vs. revolution.

Exclusive accordions exclude

The accessibility challenges with exclusive accordions.

WCAG 2: guidelines and guardrails

“It’s a myth that WCAG constricts the level of accessibility.”

‘AI’ won’t solve accessibility

“We already have all the technology to make wide-spread accessibility a reality.”

1.4.11 Non-Text Contrast (UI components)

The WCAG Success Criterion applied to a login form.

The infuriating inefficiency of accessibility audits

Earlier accessibility testing is far more cost-effective.

“You want ‘100% AI accessibility’? Try the Accessibility Intelligence of actual disabled people.”