The majority of communications regarding digital accessibility tend to focus on websites only. Too often, it’s overlooked that PDFs are also required to be accessible.
When you’re surrounded by a team of awesome developers, you might think that a statement such as, “Great Websites are Created before the First Line of Code is Written,” isn’t going to be met with a lot of enthusiasm.
Having a process to follow when it comes to website planning and development is essential. The following considerations factor into successful development.
In a world where global positioning systems appear to have a handle on every square inch of the roads we’re traveling on, doesn’t it seem like there should be automated website accessibility testing tools that function as well as -- if not better
At DrupalCon2019 earlier this month, Promet Source tapped the collective brainpower of attendees with a Human-Centered Design activity that asked this question: