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Read this guide to learn how you can create an accessible Wix website from scratch, or modify an existing one so that it is welcoming to all visitors, regardless of ability.
We had the pleasure of talking with the President and CEO of Orbis International, Derek Hodkey. We discussed Orbis’ impressive ventures and what inclusion and accessibility mean to him. Read more insights now.
WordPress provides you with near-endless creative freedom to create the perfect website. Yet, most WordPress websites suffer from significant accessibility issues. So what can you do to ensure your WordPress site welcomes all visitors, regardless of
Making your YouTube videos accessible comes down to captions, audio, and design. Read more to find out how your channel can be inclusive to viewers with disabilities.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the most important set of web accessibility guidelines today. They also heavily-impact global web accessibility policy. But who created them? Who maintains them? And, most importantly, why is it
A core component of our Nonprofit Partnership Program is celebrating the success of our partners. We’re proud to highlight these stories from 2023.
Let’s hear from some of the fantastic influencers who took part in accessiBe’s holiday campaign to bring web accessibility to the top of the eCommerce priority list.
Elementor is the weapon of choice for web creators looking to create stunning WordPress sites without having to code. But how do you make sure your Elementor website is also accessible? That's what this guide is
You can make sure that attendees with disabilities can benefit from your webinars by following these tips for accessible and inclusive online events.
Webflow gives web designers unlimited creative freedom. However, with this power comes the responsibility of ensuring that every website visitor is extended an equal browsing experience, regardless of ability. If you need help creating an accessible
If you make sure your ads and marketing visuals use diverse models of different races, backgrounds, and abilities, is that enough to show you’re an inclusive brand? It's not! Here's what you need to do.
Complying with the AODA ensures that people with disabilities can properly engage with your website. Here's a list of compliant websites that prove that you can be inclusive and equitable without sacrificing your creative vision.