Plain-English guides on WCAG, Section 508, VPAT / ACR documentation, ARIA, and accessible UX. Written for the people who actually have to implement this stuff.
Pick a topic and dive straight in. Every section is written for practitioners, not spec readers.
Core principles, WCAG guidelines, and the foundational concepts every team needs before diving deeper.
Everything you need to write, maintain, and submit a VPAT. Covers all editions, Section 508, and real-world ACR examples.
Section 508, WCAG, and ADA compliance. Know what applies to your product and what non-compliance looks like in practice.
ARIA roles, labels, live regions, and real screen reader behavior. The advanced topics that separate good accessibility from great.
WAVE, automated tools, manual testing, and WCAG 2.2 audit techniques. Find issues before your buyers do.
Color contrast, typography, layout, and interaction design through an accessibility lens. Get it right from the start.
Practical write-ups on real accessibility challenges, updated regularly.
An interactive reference covering every WCAG criterion with plain-English explanations. The quick reference you’ll use every time you fill out a VPAT.
A plain-English breakdown of the two standards that govern digital accessibility for most products sold to government agencies and enterprise buyers.
How a missing VPAT can kill a deal at procurement, and what happens when government buyers check your accessibility documentation.
Not theory. Not checkbox compliance. Real-world perspectives from someone who’s built enterprise and government-facing products and lived through the accessibility challenges firsthand.
Search any WCAG 2.2 success criterion by ID, name, or keyword. Click any row for plain-English guidance and VPAT notes.
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