- How to Prioritize ADA Title II Accessibility Efforts
Vispero: effectively helps organizations move from audit findings to meaningful action. - Webinar: Learn How to Use Track Changes and Comments to Revise Word Documents with JAWS
Vispero: Thursday, April 16 at noon ET. - I Tested Airport Kiosks Across America.
Ryan Jones: What I Found Was Not Great. - 2026 Breakouts Day recap
W3C: Topics included “Improving the conformance model” and “Cognitive accessibility research modules”. - DOJ Delays the Title II Web Accessibility Deadline — Don’t Sit Back
Converge: State and local government entities with a total population of 50,000 or more — which faced a deadline of April 24, 2026 — now have until April 26, 2027. Smaller public entities and special district governments, which had until April 26, 2027, now have until April 26, 2028. - Reintroduction of the Communications, Video, and Technology Accessibility Act
American Council of the Blind: one of ACB’s legislative imperatives was reintroduced in Congress yesterday. - The perfect file upload pattern
Adam Silver: Even if you have the clearest content and an accessible interface, uploading a file is the most labour intensive form interaction. - The invisible layer of UX most designers ignore
Allie Paschal: How your design decisions translate to screen reader output. - Accessibility Is Not a Feature, It’s Infrastructure
Ashok Kumar Yadav: To define accessibility as a feature is to misunderstand its role within digital systems. - The community has spoken, now we need browsers vendors to help: a
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Brecht De Ruyte: Accessibility was the most mentioned concern, rightfully so. - EN 301 549: the accessibility standard that isn’t accessible
Callum McMenamin: EN 301 549 is not published by ETSI in the most accessible document format, HTML. It’s PDF only. - Introducing
@accesslint/jest
Cameron Cundiff: progressive accessibility testing for Jest. - Video: Can You Create Accessible PDFs in Affinity?
Colleen Gratzer: find out what’s possible, what’s not and how Affinity compares to Adobe InDesign for PDF accessibility. - The Digital Accessibility Deadline Is Here. Schools Aren’t Ready.
Daniel Mollenkamp: A big civil rights deadline that impacts schools and vendors will hit this month. - The Simple PTT Lucid
Darrell Hilliker: A Push-to-Talk Radio Built with the Blind Community in Mind - Playwright Accessibility Testing: What axe and Lighthouse Miss
David Mello: Learn the limitations of automated accessibility testing and how to write smarter Playwright tests. - Don’t Waste Money on an Accessibility Audit
Dennis Deacon: How to Get Full ROI from an Accessibility Audit. - 10 invisible ways you already improve web accessibility
Diana Khalipina: accessibility is also about all the small things we already do right, often without even realizing it. - Research-backed accessible text checklist (beyond color & fonts)
Diana Khalipina: Small changes in spacing and structure can significantly improve comprehension, speed, and user comfort. - Parkinson’s Awareness Month
Diana Khalipina: Many of the patterns that we still see in interfaces today make interaction harder - Green components
Hidde de Vries: How your design system can aid sustainability goals. - How Uber Built an Agentic System to Automate Design Specs in Minutes
Ian Guisard: 7 implementation stacks, density variants across each, and strict accessibility requirements. - How to Soften Disability Vigilance
Kelly Mack: Lifting the Armor in Safe Places. - Unpacking the WebAIM Million report
Laura Wissiak: The Unfinished Homepage Pandemic - Why the “Easy” Web Accessibility Fixes Are Still Failing Half the Web
Laura Wissiak: apparently, most people still don’t know how to fix them. box-shadowis no alternative tooutline
Manuel Matuzovi?: People like to use thebox-shadowproperty for styling focus outlines.- Design and Engineering, As One
Matthias Ott: Fewer bugs. Better performance. Stronger accessibility. - AuDHD Diagnostic Overshadowing
Megan Anna Neff: 6 Ways ADHD Hides Autism. - Still, Don’t Stop!
Nat Tarnoff: The DOJ has released a note that an interim final rule will delay the Title II Web Accessibility deadline by a year. - A11y 101: 3.1.1 Language of Page
Nat Tarnoff: The default human language of each web page must be programmatically determinable. - Captcha Blocks, Accessibility Knocks: Will CGPDTM Open the Door?
Rakesh Krishnan: the Court of the Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities held that barriers in the Trade Marks portal raised a serious issue of digital accessibility. - Think About What You Feed Into Generative AI BEFORE The Demand Letter Arrives
Sheri Byrne-Haber: In retrospect, you may view the wisdom of using an AI tool differently. - Last Week in WAI #4
Steve Faulkner: Need a clarification of color requirements for images with text. - Gerard does Fireside
Steve Faulkner: I had the absolute pleasure of talking with my friend Gerard Cohen by the Fireside a few weeks ago. - How I got rejected as accessibility specialist at Deloitte
Steve Frenzel: Perhaps it will help you if you’re currently in a similar situation and receiving one rejection after another. - Designing for Everyone: Why Accessibility Is Not Optional in Modern Software
Thiago Feitosa: We Are Still Building for a User That Doesn’t Exist. - Everyone hates the term, DEI, let’s use this instead…
Tony Gebhard: let’s strip the jargon, forget the culture war noise, and talk about what universal design actually means. - What Is AI Dubbing? The Complete Guide for 2026
3Play Media: process of replacing a video’s original audio track with a translated, AI-generated voice in a new language. - Video: Accessible Communications
Accessibility Book Club: Ricky Onsman hosts book authors Lisa Riemers and Matisse Hamel-Nelis. - Turning a Website Accessibility ADA Demand Letter into a Competitive Advantage
Allyant: the leadership team initially saw it as a nuisance legal issue. - Podcast: with Debra Ruh
AXSChat: Who audits the auditors when disability groups miss accessibility? - Podcast: The Upcoming ADA Deadline
Chax Chat: with Legal Expert Judith Risch. - Podcast: What the ADA Title II Extension Really Means
Chax Chat: In this special episode, legal expert Judith Risch returns for her second appearance this week - What is Section 504, and How Did it Change Disability Rights?
Disability Belongs: More than 50 years after its passage, it remains a vital protection against discrimination. - ADA Title II update
Deque: The key takeaway from the April 20 compliance date extension from the DOJ is to keep going. - A Hands-On Look at How AT Helps Everyone Everywhere
EasterSeals Crossroads: “Assistive Technology. Everywhere. Everyone.” That’s the theme of this year’s National AT Awareness Day. - Video: How to Audit a Web Page
Equalize Digital: Behind the Scenes on Equalize Digital’s Process with Amber Hinds. - From PDF Compliance to Competitive Edge
Equidox: PDF accessibility is no longer just a compliance checkbox. It’s a business differentiator. - Give feedback about digital features of European Disability Card
European Disability Forum: participate in a public consultation until 30 April 2026 - AI Insights
Fable: AI-powered features help uncover accessibility insights faster. - AIMAC: The AI Model Accessibility Checker
GAAD Foundation: AI is writing more code than ever. But is it accessible to People with Disabilities? - Colour, Contrast, and Creativity
Intopia: Bobby Ly contemplates whether accessible colour combinations have to feel limiting, or whether they can be a creative spark. - How to Improve Mobile Accessibility Testing Without Slowing Delivery
Level Access: for many teams, delivering accessible mobile apps remains a significant challenge. - A Complete Guide to U.K. Digital Accessibility Requirements
Level Access: prioritising digital accessibility isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s a legal requirement. - EU Accessibility Requirements
Level Access: Essential Facts for Businesses in 2026 - A Review of Experiments with Synthetic Users
MeasuringU: imagine being able to conduct UX research without the hassle of recruiting the “U.” - PDF Accessibility: Why It’s Also Crucial for AI and SEO
PDF Association: Many PDFs appear complete at first glance, yet lack usable semantic structure. - Tiera
Touchpulse: a free navigation app for visually impaired people. - ADA Title II Compliance Is Here
UsableNet: What Public Agencies Must Do Now. - The Future of UI Design is Agentic Design
UX Planet: Building accessibility requirements into AI design tools. - Oh, Oh, Oh, Orthoptist?
VisAbility: orthoptists now work across many areas of eye care, including low vision rehabilitation. - Video: How AI Impacts UI, UX & Accessibility
WallyAX: Sai Ram hosts a roundtable with Donna Bungard (Indeed), Ricky Onsman (Vispero), Seema Shariat (BetterUp) and Baylee Swenson (BetterUp). - WeASSIST
WeWalk: Professional Visual Assistance Service for the Visually Impaired. - Speaking at WP Accessibility Day
WordPress Accessibility Day: Join us on October 7 to share your knowledge and experiences. Don’t hesitate to submit your first talk today. - Amazon launches its slimmest ever streaming device, the Fire TV Stick HD
Amazon: Adaptive Display, an accessibility feature that makes text, menus, and content easier to see and navigate on screen. - Building a UI Without Breakpoints
Amit Sheen: We should still use media queries, but mostly for real device capabilities and user preferences. - How AI Could Change Collaboration for Web Designers & Developers
Eric Karkovack: Like everything else in our industry, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to impact these professional bonds. - Introducing a new spam policy for “back button hijacking”
Google: a deceptive practice which will become an explicit violation of the “malicious practices” of spam policies. - The Courage to Stop
Jeffrey Zeldman: The hardest thing to write is less. Learn to be quiet on purpose. - On oklch
Karl Koch: define colours perceptually, derive everything else. - Everyone’s An Expert Now
Leah Reich: As a user researcher, you have a lot of responsibility to influence others, but almost no authority. - Should Designers “Code”?
Luke Wroblewski: My answer has always been yes. - Video: Quick & Easy UI Wins (for real)
Miriam Suzanne, Stacy Kvernmo, James Stuckey Webber: Hidden gems of UI development. - How designers survive (2026)
Scott Berkun: Designers are prone to thinking of themselves as virtuoso violin players, but that’s an increasingly hard role to justify. - Microsoft Copilot had access to organizations’ confidential emails – without permission
Tuta: AI assistants like Copilot cannot and must not be trusted to have access to an organization’s mailbox or sensitive data.
