Why the ADA Doesn’t Say Anything about the Internet
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Website accessibility lawsuits are increasing exponentially each year. Domino’s even petitioned the Supreme Court of the United States to hear... View Article
Tag Archive: Americans with Disabilities Act
You Should Tackle Website Compliance Today
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“The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.” —Tim... View Article
Since Hurricane Irma hit the west coast of Florida, I have debated when would be the appropriate time to address... View Article
Denied, Delayed, Discriminated: My Mother’s Healthcare Experience as a Person with Blindness
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When I was about 8-years old, my mom, who is blind, and I went shopping together. We entered a jewelry... View Article
ADA Makes Americans with Disabilities Feel Welcome
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As a business owner, all anticipation builds for the launch—the day that the “doors open”. In fact, this anticipation is... View Article
Hospitals, medical facilities and medical providers are not always making the grade, or following federal laws, when it comes to... View Article
Braille Works was proud to be a sponsor at the ADA Symposium, in May 2017. I had the pleasure of... View Article
Is the Wait Over for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines – Better Known as the 508 Refresh?... View Article
Recently, a law firm filed dozens of ADA website accessibility lawsuits in Pittsburgh federal court and sent hundreds of demand... View Article
Is Section 508 Compliance Your Job? Automated Web Accessibility Programs May Not Be As Precise As You Think What can... View Article
