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Are Live Captions Necessary?
What Are Captions?
Captions are text that every piece of pre-recorded audio content must offer.
Just as an example, i...
Open Captions And Closed Captions
Every website must be ADA-accessible. And, if a particular website is not ADA web-accessible, it can be subject to ADA claims or even a lawsuit dire...
Is Actual Text Different From Images Of Text?
Every website must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. A website that does no...
Why Reflow Is Very Important For ADA Web Accessibility
Every single website must be ADA-accessible. And, just as you might assume, reflow is an important part of ADA web accessibility.
Going over ...
The Difference Between An ADA Web Accessible "Label" And "Name"
Every website must be ADA-accessible.
A website that is not ADA accessible can fac...
3 Web Development Mistakes That Can And Will Affect Your Website's Accessibility
Your website must be ADA-accessible. And, if it is not, you run the risk of receiving a we...
2 PDF Tagging Mistakes That Can Affect Your Website's ADA Accessibility
Every website must comply with the rules and regulations clarified within the Americans with D...
Does Optical Character Recognition Affect ADA Web Accessibility?
If you would like to protect yourself from ADA-related claims and lawsuits, then your website must be ADA-accessible.
The best way to make yo...
Can "Burned In" Captions/Subtitles Affect Your Website's ADA Accessibility?
A core component of ADA web accessibility is captions/subtitles.
No matter what, the videos on yo...
ADA Website Accessibility Legal Requirements vs. Best Practices
In the realm of digital accessibility, understanding the distinction between legal requirements and industry best practices is crucial for businesse...