Practical guides on WCAG 2.2, ADA demand letters, and keeping an honest compliance record — for store owners and the developers who help them.
Which WCAG criteria a machine can decide, which ones need a person, why the two are complements rather than alternatives, and a 20-minute keyboard pass you can run on your own site today.
WordPress core targets WCAG 2.2 AA, but your theme, your plugins, and the way your team uses the block editor are where the failures come from. A practical audit of all three, with what to change.
WebAIM's 2026 analysis of one million home pages found detectable WCAG failures on 95.9% of them, averaging 56.1 errors per page. Here are the six error types that account for most of it, and what to change in each case.
A procurement team asked for your VPAT. Here is what a VPAT and an Accessibility Conformance Report actually are, which of the four editions to send, what the four conformance levels mean, and how to fill one in without overstating.
Who the EAA covers, what the microenterprise exemption actually says, why the 2030 transitional period is widely misread, and the practical work an online store needs to do to meet it.
What WCAG 2.2 added, what it removed, and what the six new Level A and AA criteria ask of a real website — focus visibility, target size, drag alternatives, redundant entry, and accessible authentication.
What an accessibility statement is, what belongs in it, the claims to avoid, and how to keep it current — with a section-by-section outline you can use today.
Overlay widgets promise one-line-of-code accessibility. Here's a factual breakdown of what overlays actually change, what they can't, and why courts and regulators have taken notice.
The store-owner's checklist for Shopify accessibility: what WCAG 2.2 AA actually asks of your theme, the issues that show up in almost every store, and how to test yours honestly.
A calm, practical playbook for online store owners who just received an ADA website-accessibility demand letter: what it is, what to do in the first 48 hours, and what a credible, dated remediation record looks like.