Accessibility demand letters reveal organizational readiness and risk management gaps. This article outlines four response pathways, from non-engagement to structured good-faith engagement, showing how strategic response minimizes litigation, contains costs, and builds long-term compliance resilience.
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WordPress plugins extend functionality but can introduce performance, security, and accessibility risks when overused. This article explores a disciplined, problem-first approach to selecting and managing plugins, emphasizing testing, maintenance, and inclusive user experiences.
Choosing the right WordPress theme is a foundational accessibility decision. This article explores Accessibility-Ready themes, why they matter, and how starting from scratch with Bootstrap can provide a flexible, efficient, and accessibility-aware foundation for modern WordPress sites.
This series documents the real-world process of building accessible WordPress themes from the ground up. Using two live redesigns, it explores theme development, plugin accessibility testing, and content accessibility, showing how accessibility decisions made early lead to better, more usable WordPress sites.
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Discover the predictable path from accessibility demand letters to lawsuits. This guide explains common missteps, escalation patterns, and practical strategies for responding effectively, minimizing risk, and resolving issues before they reach costly litigation.
Read more From Demand Letter to Lawsuit: Understanding the Digital Accessibility Escalation Path
Digital accessibility has moved from compliance to strategy. Rising lawsuits reveal systemic design failures and the limits of overlays. Organizations embedding accessibility into design, development, and governance reduce risk, expand markets, improve SEO, and gain durable competitive advantage.
Read more Digital Accessibility: The Strategic Imperative Hiding in Plain Sight
A loud muffler and an inaccessible chatbot share one truth: you chose it, you own it. Accessibility is your responsibility, even with third-party tools.