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Accessibility just got conversational: meet accessWidget’s new AI Accessibility Assistant, designed to help visitors navigate and adjust your site using plain language.
Under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), most Ontario-registered organizations need to ensure their online documents are accessible to the disability community.
A recent federal court ruling has reaffirmed that websites are considered places of public accommodation under the ADA, reinforcing the legal expectation that businesses must ensure digital accessibility.
Web accessibility is crucial for the success of your online retaile business. If your website isn't accessible, you may face legal consequences. Find out what you can expect and how to mitigate your legal risk.
Filling out a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) is an essential step in your efforts to comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.
accessiBe leads EqualWeb across six of seven G2 satisfaction categories — and the review volume gap makes the data even more telling. Here's what it means.
G2 verified reviews show accessiBe outscoring Siteimprove across every core satisfaction category. Here's what the data means for teams evaluating web accessibility platforms.
Google Lighthouse now scores whether AI agents can actually use your site. Here's what it measures and why it ties back to accessibility.
Invisible illness contains millions of people who've learned not to announce their access needs. Sarah Hamilton is changing that conversation.
Heading into GAAD 2026, we're reflecting on a year of partnership with our Product Advisory Board—and the concrete changes to accessWidget that came out of listening to the disability community.
Our 11th GAAD blog features Lea Rowe of Blinded Veterans of America. Learn why digital accessibility is directly tied to veterans' independence, employment, and earned benefits.
Our 10th GAAD blog features Dr. Hoby Wedler and James Warnken. Learn what the full spectrum of blind and low vision experience means for accessible web design.