Companies like Lovable, Base44, Replit, and Netlify use AI to let anyone build a web app in seconds—and in thousands of cases ...

The University has earned itself a reputation as a leading example of an institution shaped by accessibility. Where permitted ...

Up to 25% of people have a disability. If your business website isn't accessible, you're losing customers — and possibly facing a lawsuit.

New rules mandating greater disability access in healthcare are about to take effect, but recent actions suggest that federal ...

Many of the same tools and principles that make content accessible also boost visibility—when they’re used intentionally.

Update: After this story published, the U.S. Department of Justice extended the deadline for institutions to comply with digital accessibility guidelines by at least one year. Press the "Listen" ...

Janelle Pelli and Lisa Zaccardelli discuss a recent development in ADA website accessibility litigation by examining the U.S. Department of Justice’s February 2026 Statement of Interest in ‘Alcazar v.

In just over a month’s time, governments with populations of 50,000 people or more must have their websites be accessible and comply with a section of federal disability law. By April 30, government ...

Opening up your QSR website to a wider audience is key to driving more orders, and understanding how to create a restaurant website with accessibility in mind is where it all begins. A whopping 25 ...

Colleges are rushing to adopt emerging technologies, but new Department of Justice regulations remind institutions of a more basic imperative: making their websites accessible to all users. With an ...

Headings and subheadings break up a webpage into sections of information (Kent State University, n.d.). They help users, screen readers and search engines determine the overall outline of a document.

New federal rules require all college web content to be accessible by spring 2026. Most institutions are far from ready. By the spring of next year, public colleges and universities will be required ...