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Accessibility insights for teams that can't afford to fall behind.
ADA deadlines, WCAG 2.2 updates, Section 508 enforcement, and the continuous-monitoring playbook for US compliance, legal, and engineering teams.
One Year of the European Accessibility Act: Why US Businesses Are Already on the Hook
The EAA has been enforceable across the EU for a year — and the first lawsuits and regulator inspections have landed. If your site takes orders from EU customers, this law reaches you too, no matter where you're based. Here's what changed and what to do.
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ADA Compliance Deadlines 2026–2028: The Updated Guide for US Organizations
The April 2026 ADA Title II deadline was extended at the last minute — but the obligation didn't go away. Here's the current, verified timeline for every US digital accessibility deadline, and what to do now.
Why ADA Website Lawsuits Hit Restaurants and Hotels Hardest in 2025 — And How to Stay Out of Court
Restaurants were the single most-sued industry for website accessibility in 2025, and hospitality wasn't far behind. Here's what the lawsuit data shows, why your menu and booking pages are the biggest risk, and the practical steps that keep your business compliant.
One Scan vs. Continuous Monitoring: Which Actually Keeps You Compliant?
A one-time WCAG scan tells you the score on the day you ran it. Continuous accessibility monitoring tells you the score every day after — and gives you the audit trail that actually defends you when a demand letter lands.
5,000+ ADA Lawsuits in 2025: What the Numbers Mean for Your Business
Digital accessibility lawsuits crossed 5,000 in 2025. Nearly half of defendants had been sued before, and most were businesses under $25M in revenue. Here's what the litigation data actually means for your risk.
WCAG 2.2 Is Now an ISO Standard: What Changes for US Teams
WCAG 2.2 was approved as ISO/IEC 40500:2025 in October 2025. The success criteria didn't change — but the legal and procurement weight behind them did. Here's what US teams should actually do about it.
Section 508 Refresh: Federal Agencies Are Still Failing — What That Means for Vendors
The GSA's FY2025 assessment confirms the federal government is still missing its own Section 508 targets. For vendors selling to agencies, that's both a hard compliance gate and a real market opening.
PDF Accessibility in 2026: Why Your Documents Are Your Biggest Legal Liability
Most accessibility programs fix the website and forget the PDFs. In 2026, inaccessible documents are one of the most overlooked — and most litigated — ADA risks. Here's the PDF/UA standard, the common failures, and how to audit before you get sued.
The FTC Fined accessiBe $1 Million: Why Every Accessibility Widget Is on Borrowed Time
The FTC ordered overlay vendor accessiBe to pay $1 million for deceptive WCAG-compliance claims. If you run an accessibility widget, you're not just non-compliant — you're a documented lawsuit target. Here's what changed and what to do.
WCAG 3.0 Is Coming: A Practical Preview for US Compliance Teams
WCAG 3.0 reached a substantially complete draft in early 2026, replacing pass/fail with a bronze/silver/gold model and expanding to apps, XR, and cognitive needs. It won't be law for years — but here's why smart teams are preparing now.
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- One Year of the European Accessibility Act: Why US Businesses Are Already on the Hook
- Why ADA Website Lawsuits Hit Restaurants and Hotels Hardest in 2025 — And How to Stay Out of Court
- 5,000+ ADA Lawsuits in 2025: What the Numbers Mean for Your Business
- The FTC Fined accessiBe $1 Million: Why Every Accessibility Widget Is on Borrowed Time