Category: A11y for developers

Browse our collection of helpful resources to aide in your accessible development efforts, without impacting your development velocity.

A closer look at axe MCP Server

Dylan Barrell
August 14, 2025 By Dylan Barrell

In our recent webinar, Axe MCP Server: Digital accessibility expertise right in your AI agent, Glenda Sims and I explored how Deque is transforming digital…

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How to eliminate costly rework and fix accessibility issues early with expert guidance from axe Assistant

jeremy rivera
August 12, 2025 By Jeremy Rivera

Engineering teams today are under pressure to deliver high-quality, accessible code quickly, but these teams often lack an immediate channel to accessibility experts who can…

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Axe-core at 3 billion: A milestone in the movement for digital accessibility

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July 24, 2025 By Preety Kumar

Deque has been in business for over 20 years, continuously serving the cause of digital accessibility. In that time, we’ve enjoyed some pretty remarkable milestones.…

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Three quick ways to shift left and fix accessibility issues sooner

jeremy rivera
July 16, 2025 By Jeremy Rivera

Digital accessibility is essential to the software design lifecycle (SDLC). You can’t build products that meet compliance requirements without it, and if your product fails…

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What’s new in axe Developer Hub: Updates for more flexibility, security, and control

Ben Allen
June 4, 2025 By Ben Allen

When it comes to digital accessibility, finding issues earlier is always better. You save time and money, and most importantly, you ensure accessible experiences for…

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Inclusive development practices in Next.js projects

jeremy rivera
June 3, 2025 By Jeremy Rivera

In Part 1 of this series, we explored how Next.js provides React developers a strong starting point for accessibility (A11Y), with built-in features such as…

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