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You have a “brand experience” gap and it’s costing you more than you know
Are your customer journeys accessible and why should you care?
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The 10 affirmations of good digital accessibility
July 26th, 2022 marks the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Consider these 10 affirmations when building good accessible experiences online.
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Change Management in Accessibility: Strategic Execution Framework
Note: This blog post is part five, our final post in a series on change management for accessibility. Read part 1, part 2, part 3, or part…
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Change Management for Accessibility: ADKAR Model
To achieve accessibility with larger organizations, changes just get more complex, and the ADKAR Change Management Model is the strategy to best follow.
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Change Management for Accessibility: Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) Model
Let's review the plan, do, check, act (PDCA) change management model for accessibility, which includes monitoring and adjusting steps to help foster organizational change.
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Change Management for Accessibility: Lewin’s Three-Stage Model
In part two of this change management for accessibility blog series, we'll review Lewin's three-stage model and apply it to accessibility.
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Change Management for Accessibility: Part 1
Practicing accessibility, in the proper manner is about embedding it into your organization’s development lifecycle, so it is not a reactive and costly fix for the team. For this reason, change management principles and practices are great ways to help implement accessibility successfully.
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GAAD 2022: Disability to Ability– how digital inclusion is transforming what it means to live in the 21st Century
In light of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), Patrick Sturdivant, VP and Principal Strategy Consultant at Deque, reflects on the past 50 years of technological innovation and its contributions to the field of accessibility.
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A Guide to Writing About Digital Accessibility
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is coming up. If you’re writing about accessibility, these tips will help you cover this topic in a careful, empathetic and ethical way.
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What is Accessibility Coaching and why does it matter?
Accessibility isn’t just a requirement for compliance. It’s about being inclusive and accounting for human diversity. It’s also a great business differentiator. At least 73%…
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Digital accessibility for educators: Why students with disabilities need equal access
Digital Learning Day is a great day to jumpstart your learning. This guide will equip you with the basics to make your teaching more accessible today.
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Developer Heroes: How Providence Health, Puritan Life, and USAA build accessible insurance experiences
We spoke to developers from Providence Health, Puritan Life and USAA about what makes accessible development effective. Learn what key themes emerged from all three organizations.