Digital Insights

Having a website that is ADA conformant is the right thing to do morally, but it also is the right thing to do from a business perspective. Read this article to explore moral and business justifications to having a conformant digital experience.

The Working Draft of WCAG 3.0 has been released to the public and there are a few notable changes that website owners and managers will want to educate themselves about. Read this blog to see what's coming down the road and why creating an accessible website for all should be a top priority.

WCAG 2.2 is still in draft form but there have been several updates to it since the spring when it originally was published. Review additional criteria that were added to this draft so that you can see what may become the new standard when it officially rolls out.

If you've heard of a VPAT but not sure what it is, learn why a business or institution might need to complete a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template, explore the types of VPATs, and how a VPAT differs from a full accessibility audit.

The design and development of all websites should be heavily focused on usability and inclusiveness. That's why site managers need to understand website ADA conformance guidelines so that plans for designing, redesigning or managing a site can be reflective of these guidelines. Review this handy website ADA conformance infographic.

Cookie consent and privacy regulations as a result of GDPR and CCPA can have significant impacts on Google Analytics and pixel tracking. Learn about different types of consent and best practices for your analytics tracking so that your site complies with regulations while minimizing the impact of tracking the data you need in Google Analytics. 

The importance of website ADA compliance has only increased over the years. With the Department of Justice opting not to develop or enforce website accessibility regulations, website conformance-related lawsuits have surged. The lack of federal regulation is certainly muddying the legal waters, so current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) must be top of mind during every website design or redesign, and while sites are updated.