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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.
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Accessibility work often feels like extra weight on a developer’s sprint. accessFlow helps them resolve, auto-resolve, and validate issues without breaking their flow.
accessiBe has joined forces with RightHear to expand accessibility from the digital world into physical spaces.
From inaccessible websites to physical spaces and public transportation, many businesses and industries are still not accessible for all. accessiBe Community Relations Manager, Josh Basile Esq., shares his perspective.
accessiBe’s Litigation Support Package helped IME protect clients under legal pressure.
Accessibility is showing up in more RFPs and funding requirements than ever. Discover how accessServices helps to protect funding, win contracts, and reduce compliance risk.
A fast-growing DTC furniture brand in New York faced an ADA demand letter despite prior accessibility efforts. With accessiBe’s Litigation Support Package, they secured expert legal defense and quick dismissal - without draining resources or paying
Accessibility is often one of many competing priorities in development. accessFlow gives team leads the tools to audit, assign, and even auto-resolve issues without slowing projects down.
Accessibility is just as essential as school supplies. From classrooms to digital platforms, inclusive tools and accommodations empower every student to learn and thrive.
With ADA Title II set to be enforced early in 2026, state and local governments need to understand what is expected of them to comply with the law.
New in Webflow's app market: accessiBe's accessibility app.
On this 35th anniversary, let’s reflect on how the ADA broke barriers and why we must continue the fight to fulfill its promise.
California’s web accessibility laws are strict, and the risks of non-compliance are real. This checklist helps you meet legal standards with confidence.