WCAG 2.2.3 No Timing ensures users aren’t limited by time when interacting with content. A Level AAA criterion, it promotes inclusivity by allowing users to pause, stop, or extend timers. A hybrid of automated, AI, and manual testing best ensures accessibility for all.

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Model Context Protocol (MCP) is not perfect, but it is a good start - as it can provide reality for Artificial Intelligence (AI). Less hallucinations help with inclusion.

A weekly roundup of links to digital accessibility industry news, posted every Monday. Compiled by Ricky Onsman.

In the physical world we understand that not everyone can climb 20 flights of stairs, so under the ADA we created rules to overcome these situations. Buildings now have commitments they need to mak…

WCAG 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide ensures users can control moving, blinking, or auto-updating content, reducing distraction and cognitive overload. A hybrid testing approach; automated, AI-based, and manual, delivers thorough, reliable accessibility validation for diverse user needs.

Clym reports that with rising legal standards, businesses must ensure their websites comply with accessibility laws across all 50 states to avoid litigation.

Accessibility testing is often focused on compliance with standards rather than ensuring a smooth experience for end users. This webinar examines how to develop and harness user journeys to connect…

Purple Tuesday is urging retailers to consider new ways to improve inclusion for disabled customers.

WCAG 2.2.1 Timing Adjustable ensures users can turn off, extend, or adjust time limits, or that limits are justified. Automated, AI, and manual testing together ensure time controls are practical, inclusive, and accessible, giving all users, especially those with disabilities, adequate time to interact.

New federal rules require all college web content to be accessible by spring 2026. Most institutions are far from ready.

The Department of Justice’s new ADA rule is forcing agencies to rethink decades of public documents — and use technology to quickly modernize compliance and public access.

WCAG 2.1.4 ensures single-character keyboard shortcuts can be disabled or remapped to prevent accidental activation, supporting speech users, keyboard users with dexterity challenges, and those with cognitive disabilities. A hybrid testing approach; automation, AI, and manual review, ensures accurate, inclusive evaluation.

We're hiring a Technical Program Manager focused on Accessibility to lead our ongoing efforts in building inclusive and accessible experiences across Figma’s product surfaces. This TPM will drive the execution of our accessibility audit and remediation programs, partner closely with teams across engineering, design, legal, and product, and help shape the systems that make accessibility a core part of how we build at scale.

Join the Digital Accessibility Team as a Senior Accessibility Specialist and embark on a rewarding career path where you will play a crucial role in conformance testing for web pages. This role offers you the opportunity to showcase your skills in verifying adherence to the W3C WCAG 2.1 standards and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 508, and other accessibility related laws. Be part of a team that values your expertise and commitment to enhancing web accessibility.

One of the weirdest “debates” I seem to perpetually have with framework-enthusiastic developers is whether or not a <div> is “just as good” as a <button>. Spoiler: it’s not. Let’s dig in. The problem…

The National Association of the Deaf is celebrating a legal victory against the White House. A judge ordered ASL for briefings conducted by the press secretary or President Trump.

AI cartoon of woman with long dark hair struggling to open a bottle, a common form of usability failure. Teams often arbitrarily divide work into two piles:...

When people hear “screen reader,” they usually think it’s a tool only for people who are blind.

Alicia Jarvis is a professional problem solver. Alicia.Design showcases her human-centered approach to solve complex societal problems.

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Some thoughts on teaching LLMs accessibility.

What we call things is important, often as it helps us communicate clearly with our team; there are three terms I regularly hear used interchangeably.