AudioEye reports that in 2026, digital accessibility is mandatory for all online organizations, highlighting key laws and ...

The U.S. Department of Justice introduced the Americans With Disabilities Act final rule for digital accessibility in 2024, requiring public colleges and universities to follow Web Content ...

Looming federal regulations update the ADA to make web content and mobile apps more accessible to people, including college ...

University of Florida interim president Donald Landry urged faculty to prioritize accessibility in course materials during a Faculty Senate meeting on Thursday, emphasizing that compliance with the ...

The digital world is becoming more inclusive, and that's great news for everyone. But for online retailers, accessibility laws in both the EU and US create compliance challenges that can't be ignored.

State and local governments: Do your websites and mobile apps meet accessibility standards? The compliance dates for DOJ’s digital accessibility requirements are coming soon! Title II of the Americans ...

Navigating building codes can feel like an endless research project, especially when it comes to accessibility standards. Whether you're designing multifamily apartment buildings, senior living ...

Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has been updated to require full compliance with rules that specify the accessibility requirements of digital content by April 24, 2026.

In previous articles, I’ve provided general guidelines to help businesses meet ADA and Section 508 compliance requirements on their websites. However, I’ve found that many business leaders often do ...

The creation and dissemination of knowledge is a defining characteristic of universities and is fundamental to Purdue University’s mission of learning, discovery and engagement. Delivery of ...

A final report by the Queensland Productivity Commission recommended the state opt out of standards outlined in the National ...

Can anything more be done to make our communities truly accessible? People with disabilities don’t always ask the question directly, but it’s always there in the background whenever we discuss policy ...