Government Websites Can’t Rely on the Claims of Accessibility Overlays
Whether you’re considering an accessibility overlay or any other third-party JavaScript addition, you should keep these best practices in mind
Whether you’re considering an accessibility overlay or any other third-party JavaScript addition, you should keep these best practices in mind
Here are challenges – and possible resolutions – for governments balancing the need for strong identity proofing with cost, ease of use and accessiblity.
Allyship has many forms and appearances. All of us must commit ourselves to serve as the ally across protected classifications.
As agencies craft a new chapter in shaping the hybrid work environment, they must do so in a way that is equitable, inclusive, and, most importantly, intentional.
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“I think it’s really important to ensure that people with disabilities are not an afterthought,” said Deputy Assistant Secretary Jennifer Sheehy.
Many are working to make the federal government equitable for all. Let’s acknowledge the work that they’re doing in this article.
Some government agencies and many others have paused or canceled diversity trainings until they get more clarity on enforcement of the executive order.
Online content is more prevalent than ever, and so is making sure those offerings are accessible for the hearing, mobility and visibility impaired.