Category: Accessibility best practices

This collection of materials covers accessibility best practices for everyone, whether you're just getting started, or scaling to new heights.

The anatomy of accessible forms: Required form fields

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August 6, 2026 By Aparna Pasi

Creating accessible forms ensures your forms are accessible to all users while meeting standards like ADA, WCAG, and EAA compliance.

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For your business to thrive in the agentic AI era, treat accessibility as foundational to your AI strategy

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July 29, 2026 By Preety Kumar

You need to build accessibility into how AI writes code from the first prompt, not fix it after the fact. And because the disability community has been perfecting human-computer interaction for different input and output modalities for decades, their expertise isn't just morally important; it's technically essential for building robust, reliable AI that actually works.

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Why digital accessibility is a strategic priority for HSBC

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July 28, 2026 By Deque Systems

Mali Fernando, Group Head of Digital Experience and Accessibility at HSBC, discusses the role of digital accessibility in creating better banking experiences, strengthening customer relationships, and supporting long-term business success.

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Why partnering EN 17161 with WCAG is a major step forward for digital accessibility

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July 9, 2026 By Wilco Fiers

WCAG is the horizon. It is the direction you're traveling in, and even if you can’t actually “reach” the horizon, it’s what you’re driving toward. EN 17161 is the road you drive on, and it has all the markings, guides, and signs that keep you on track and prevent you from swerving into other traffic or a ditch.

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The next big leap in digital accessibility: Why the digital accessibility community should embrace EN 17161

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June 11, 2026 By Wilco Fiers

Learn how integrating EN 17161 empowers your organization to set up a robust accessibility program for measuring real-world accessibility alongside WCAG.

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How accessibility programs benefit from both manual and automated testing

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March 18, 2026 By Jeremy Rivera

Accessibility testing does not require choosing between speed and thoroughness. By integrating manual and automated testing, you can have the best of both worlds.

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