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How To Test Websites for Web Accessibility?
Organizations first looking at the world of website accessibility usually have a lot of questions. That’s great! Blue Atlas Marketing is happy to answer with…
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Blue Atlas Expands ADA Website Accessibility Services
Blue Atlas expands ADA accessibility to serve more businesses Houston, TX – In a continued effort to meet and exceed the standards set by the…
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DOJ Announcement on Accessibility Requirements and What it Means
In the U.S., specific federal regulations apply to accessibility requirements, such as the ADA (Americans for Disabilities Act) and associated updates (along with specific state…
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How Many People with Disabilities in the US?
When first considering website accessibility, many businesses have similar questions: “How important is this? How many disabled people would visit our site? Are we losing…
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Why University Website Accessibility is More Important Than Ever
Website accessibility has never been more important for organizations of higher learning. Colleges and universities across the country are currently taking a look at their…
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Why Healthcare Companies Must Prioritize Website Accessibility
Online support is increasingly vital for healthcare organizations of all kinds. Patients are using website portals to look for doctors, make appointments, and find clinics.…
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Part 4: Web Accessibility Principles – Robust
Our fourth and final guide on the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) accessibility principles covers the Robust pillar and how businesses can meet important compliance…
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Part 3: Web Accessibility Principles – Understandable
Welcome to our third guide on WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) criteria, what they mean, and how you can achieve them! Let’s start with a quick summary…
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Part 2: Web Accessibility Principles – Operable
Our guide to the WCAG 2.1 continues with the latest success criteria for website accessibility – and this guide is focusing on the second pillar,…
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Part 1: Web Accessibility Principles – Perceivable
To make a fully accessible and compliant website, developers turn to the WCAG, or the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, currently on version 2.1. The WCAG 2.1 is…