Web Accessibility Training
Greg McNeilAccessibility Statement: The Good, Bad, and Ugly
An accessibility statement is one of those pages most teams don’t think about until something forces the issue. A user hits a blocker and asks for help. A procurement review wants proof of process. Or someone internally asks the question no one loves answering: “What can we honestly say about access
Greg McNeilIs WCAG Certification Possible?
Many businesses are on the hunt for something called “WCAG certification”—a stamp of approval to show their site is accessible. But is that even a real thing? The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the widely accepted standard for creating accessible digital content. These guidelines he
Greg McNeilHow Digital Accessibility Training Reduces Legal Risk
You’ve already put in the work. Your site has been remediated, the big accessibility issues are behind you, and things are finally in a good place. That’s huge. But here’s the thing—accessibility doesn’t stay fixed on its own. Websites evolve fast. New content gets published. Layouts shift. Design t
Greg McNeilWho Needs Web Accessibility Training?
Think about all the hands that shape a website before it goes live. A designer sketches the layout. A content writer crafts the story. A developer brings it to life. A marketer promotes it. A project manager keeps the wheels turning. But if even one person in that chain doesn’t understand the basics
Greg McNeilHow to Make Your Marketing More Accessible
You know how important marketing is already. But the real question is: Who’s not getting your message? It’s easy to assume your carefully crafted campaigns are reaching everyone—but are they? What about someone using a screen reader? Or someone experiencing cognitive overload from flashing images or
Greg McNeilThe Dos and Don’ts of Crafting a Web Accessibility Policy
When you run a website or create online content, it’s easy to get excited about beautiful visuals and the latest technology. But here’s the thing many people overlook: web accessibility. Making your website easy for everyone to use—no matter their abilities—isn’t just kind, it’s smart business. A th
Greg McNeilAccessibility Remediation: Definitions & Guidelines
When you’re getting started with digital accessibility, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the technical jargon to wrap your head around. However, getting familiar with these key concepts is the first step toward making your website more accessible for everyone to use. In this guide, we’ll break d
Greg McNeilWhy is Web Accessibility Training Important?
So, you’ve engaged with a web remediation specialist and improved your website’s digital inclusivity. What’s next? To avoid moving backward and introducing new accessibility barriers, your team should attend an accessibility training session. Let’s discuss why digital accessibility and accessibility