Accessibility reads: Thursday, October 10
Accessibility reads: Thursday, October 10
Keep current on the latest and most compelling accessibility stories with Matthew Luken, Deque's Vice President and Principal Strategy Consultant.
anatomy of accessible forms: required form fields, a form with a required label
The Anatomy of Accessible Forms: Required Form Fields
There are multiple ways of providing an accesible cue that a particular form field is required. Below, we will explore each of the methods.
Work-from-home: It’s not about productivity vs. privilege. It’s about accessibility and inclusion (AND productivity!)
Work-from-home: It’s not about productivity vs. privilege. It’s about accessibility and inclusion (AND productivity!)
As more companies reassess work-from-home policies, let's make sure accessibility remains part of the conversation.
How to transform your approach to digital accessibility from a reactive break-fix cycle to a proactive shift left approach
How to transform your approach to digital accessibility from a reactive break-fix cycle to a proactive shift left approach
Many organizations are stuck in reactive break-fix cycles when it comes to practicing digital accessibility. Here's how to shift left and get proactive.
European Accessibility Act (EAA): Top 20 Key Questions Answered
European Accessibility Act (EAA): Top 20 Key Questions Answered
Our experts answer the Top 20 Questions from our recent webinar on EAA compliance, covering timelines, penalties, exemptions, and more!
How to make interactive charts accessible
How to make interactive charts accessible
Follow these best practices to ensure that your interactive charts are accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
Deque introduces three new features to advance accessibility test automation
New features make accessibility testing easier and faster with automation
With our new Jira integration, auto replay, and automated keyboard trap detection, your teams can be more efficient and reduce reliance on manual testing.
Accessibility reads: Thursday, September 26
Accessibility reads: Thursday, September 26
It’s time for another roundup of the most interesting and important stories that have recently emerged in the accessibility space.
Patrick’s European vacation: My experience traveling internationally as a person with a disability (Part One)
Patrick’s European vacation: My experience traveling internationally as a person with a disability (Part One)
Learn firsthand about the real-life impact of accessibility in this post from Patrick Sturdivant as he chronicles his recent flights to and from Europe.
Your eight-step PDF accessibility checklist
Your eight-step PDF accessibility checklist
PDF accessibility benefits your company in many ways. Use this checklist to help ensure your PDFs are fully accessible.
ADA Title II: Urgent digital accessibility requirements for US state and local governments and their third-party vendors
ADA Title II: Urgent digital accessibility requirements for US state and local governments and their third-party vendors
Learn how state and local governments and their 3rd-party vendors can navigate new ADA Title II requirements and create inclusive digital experiences.
axe-con 2025. Building accessible experiences. Virtual conference, February 25-27, 2025.
Clear your calendars for a digital accessibility extravaganza. Axe-con 2025 is coming!
Registration for axe-con 2025 is now open, and we’re elated to announce our first keynote speaker, Alice Wong! Register today.