Is Accessibility Here to Stay?
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Accessibility. It’s a buzz word thrown around a lot lately. The sudden rise in the word’s popularity, as well as... View Article
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Most Americans take their civic duty to vote seriously. Some people spend hours doing research while other people mark their... View Article
It’s White Cane Safety Day!
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October 15th is White Cane Safety Day. President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed White Cane Safety Day in 1968, as October... View Article
Happy World Sight Day
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On the second Thursday of October, people all around the world celebrate World Sight Day. This global event draws attention... View Article
A Crash Course in 2019 Medicare Options
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If you’re nearly 65 or older, 2019 Medicare information is soon coming your way. And, you’ll be in good company.... View Article
How to Remediate PDF’s and Electronic Documents for Accessibility and Section 508 Compliance
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Accessible and Section 508 Compliant Documents The required date for Section 508 Compliance has officially come and gone. The accessibility... View Article
The Wild West of Section 508 Compliance
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Dealing with contractors for Section 508 compliance can feel like the Wild West. If you’ve been asked to look for... View Article
Discrimination at First Sight; The Reality of Government Agencies Not Being ADA Compliant
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Our founder, Lou Fioritto, who was born blind, has often shared his experiences of being a young man expected to... View Article
What Does The Unified Agenda “Inactive List” Mean to ADA, 504 and 508 Compliance Efforts?
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There is a lot of speculation about the recent news on accessibility regulations. It is important to note that only... View Article
Despite some confusion regarding web accessibility, your department is responsible for ensuring ADA, 504, and 508 compliance. Federal laws regarding... View Article
