Digital Insights

If you've heard rumblings about WCAG 3.0 but not exactly sure what might be planned, and when, read on. While we are likely years away from this becoming reality, website owners should stay informed about latest webite compliance regulations so that they can maximize user experience for all visitors, and avoid lawsuits.

If you're using an accessibility overlay tool for your website, it's important to rethink your approach to website accessibility. An FTC $1 million proposed fine to one of the leading accessibility overlay providers for deceptive claims should be warning enough to businesses relying on these tools. Read why relying on overlays is problematic and what instead should be done to achieve genuine inclusivity.

The FDIC recently announced a rule for the placement of its logo for insured products that has a significant visual impact for websites, mobile apps, ATM screens and more. ZAG has created an article based on publically available information to inform Banks about what they will need to do before January 1, 2025. Each institution will need to work with its web design and development teams on the exact implementation plan.

With the end of third-party cookies in the horizon, marketers are understandably worried about the impact to what they do each day. This essential article explores the difference between first and third party cookies, why third-party cookies are getting stale, and what everyday marketing tactics are impacted. 

To keep a site conformant against current WCAG guidlines it's important to use a combination of manual and automated testing services. Learn more about the role each plays and how enlisting the help of a certified agency can help you offer a more inclusive digital experience to all of your website visitors.

Every marketer should understand digital cookies. Read this article to learn about the types of cookies, why they are used, privacy considerations and more.

WCAG 3.0 is a game changer for website owners. While the current website conformance standards will continue to apply, there are some very important differences that will be introduced. Learn what to expect when WCAG 3.0 rolls out.