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- What Is a VPAT Audit?
Vispero: A Guide to Accessibility Conformance Testing. - Accessible Name and Description Computation 1.2
W3C: W3C Working Draft 22 September 2026 - Authorized Translations of WCAG 2.2 and 2.1 in French updated
W3C: encourages authorized translations of WCAG 2.2 and other technical specifications. - Crafting WCAG 3 for more accessible user experiences
W3C: Shawn Lawton Henry covers some of the stakes and challenges in developing W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3. - Recap of the web & AI international standards seminar: generative UI and WebSkill
Xueyuan Jia and Xiaoqian Wu: Topics included interoperability, performance optimization, accessibility, privacy and security. - Organisations file complaint against Belgium for deepening digital inequality
JP Antonucci Rezende: European Disability Forum joined a group of organisations n filing a collective complaint against Belgium. - The couch test
Alicia Jarvis: rethinking streaming accessibility through the customer journey. - Foundations: the accessibility tree
Craig Abbott: with modern screen readers, they actually read something called the accessibility tree. - Little stories (Part 1)
Dani Devesa Derksen-Staats: on my journey to making Xarra as accessible as possible. - Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act Explained
David Gevorkian: prohibits disability discrimination by any organization that receives federal financial assistance. - Section 508 Compliance and Accessibility Standards
David Gevorkian: requires federal agencies to make their information and communication technology accessible to people with disabilities. - 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (CVAA)
David Gevorkian: ensure people with disabilities have equal access to modern communications technologies and video programming. - Website Accessibility for Motor Disabilities
David Gevorkian: the physical act of clicking, dragging, or typing becomes difficult or impossible using a standard mouse and keyboard. - pour for Meta Quest
David Yarham: pour, a free set of accessibility auditing tools for web pages, has released a version for Meta Quest headsets. - 10 apps to understand better digital experiences of Deaf people
Diana Khalipina: Trying some of the tools Deaf people actually use in real life can help us. - Today is the International Day of Sign Languages
Diana Khalipina: For many Deaf people sign language is their first or preferred language. - WCAG 3.0 is changing and the changes are quite interesting
Diana Khalipina: On September 10 W3C published a new Working Draft of WCAG 3.0. - RGAA 5.0 is coming – how to prepare for it?
Diana Khalipina: The Référentiel Général d’Amélioration de l’Accessibilité is a French national digital accessibility standard. - Available ≠ accessible
Diana Khalipina: The content or service might exist, but availability and accessibility aren’t the same thing. - Deriving PDF to HTML, version 1.2
Duff Johnson: substantially expanded and improved to take advantage of Well-Tagged PDF (WTPDF). - Easily making an accessible PDF textbook
Frank Mittelbach & Timothy Prescott: how modern LaTeX provides a viable roadmap for STEM authors to create accessible PDFs. - For Disabled Americans, This Section 504 Ruling Is Personal
Grace Dow: A judge in Texas ordered the DHHS to remove references to community integration from regulations implementing Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. - Intelligent automation and the new era of guided testing
Harris Schneiderman: Automated Intelligent Guided tests move accessibility testing to where the code is being written. - CSS Media Features and Privacy: A Word of Caution
Homer Gaines: “Can’t we just check to see if someone is using assistive tech?” TL;DR answer … No. - When AI Writes Your Site Code
Jeff Adams: I moved my website off WordPress and worked with Claude Cowork to rebuild it. - A Perfect Accessibility Scan Score Isn’t the Goal for an E-commerce Site
Jeff Adams: AI Makes That Easy to Forget. - Video: What I Said When I Won a National Diversity Award
Jenni Pettican: I’ve won an award […] at the same time the government has cut the support I get to be able to do my job. - Missouri SB 907: What the New Web Accessibility Law Does
Jessica Chambers: Missouri’s counter-suit law is a copy of Kansas’s 2023 act with the plaintiff protections removed. - Google Is Rolling Out Guided Vision to Gemini Live
Kareen Kiwan: Here’s How to Use It and My Early Impressions. - We need more choices in automated testing
Karl Groves: When one engine becomes dominant, its capabilities can start to define the boundaries of the practice around it. - A Web Accessibility Textbook
Kazuhiko Tsuchiya: Learning Through Concrete Examples and Solutions. - 10 Annoying (But Effective) Tips to Get Cited by AI
Kessler West: Why do so many AEO playbooks sound suspiciously like SEO from 20 years ago? - Respecting your users’ preferences
Martin Underhill: It’s important we listen to what our users tell us and design accordingly. - UAE National Digital Accessibility Policy
Michael Halpin: What Your Website Must Do. - What I Wish Developers and QA Teams Understood About Screen Readers
Michael Taylor: describes the barriers that clear an automated scan and still stop him cold. - Meta Ray-Ban Glasses Improve Accessibility
Narelle Wright: They could travel, explore and make decisions for themselves without constantly needing another person to step in and help. - Coming Home
Nat Tarnoff: Back at the desk and planning out the next few articles, as well as some ideas on where I think the industry is headed. - A11y 101 – 3.3.8 Accessible Authentication (Minimum)
Nat Tarnoff: Authentication is supposed to be a gateway. For too many users, it’s a gatekeeper. - Video: Accessibility Scores Explained: What a 98% Actually Means
Natalie MacLees: What did that number measure, and what did it skip? - A Scanner Is Not Guidance
Natalie MacLees: What an accessibility tool should hand your AI coding agent. - Upcoming book, frustration and accessibility, and podcast stuff
Nicolas Steenhout: The working title is “100 things you need to know about accessibility”. That title is likely to change. - Healthcare happens when we aren’t at our best
Nicolas Steenhout: organizations need to make the whole virtual healthcare process accessible. - Video: Dolphin Computer Access Products
Nikol Prieto: Simon Kitchen demonstrates three assistive technology solutions designed to improve accessibility and independence for people with vision impairments. - PDF Accessibility at Scale
Nina Overdorff: When Should You Automate? - Dark Mode Very Much Matters To Me
Preethi Sam: The dark mode is an accessibility feature for me. - AI and Vulnerable customers
Robin Christopherson: The hidden risk of helpful AI - HTML form submission visualiser
Russ Weakley: a simple teaching tool that shows what happens when an HTML form is submitted. - Testing a “Back to top” pattern
Russ Weakley: one of the simplest patterns on the web, but there are still things that can go wrong. - Accessibility tooling: Contrast Checker
Scott Vinkle: Contrast Checker is built around one philosophy: extreme simplicity and native desktop speed. - What Does the EAA Deadline Mean for Non-EU Companies?
Shashank Kapur: the EAA can apply to companies established outside the EU when they place covered products on the Union market. - Following Up on tvOS and Text Size
Steven Aquino: On the whole, the new software is unexciting — except for accessibility. - Use tags to organize courses and subaccounts
Whitney Lewis: Tags are another way to organize and filter accessibility data for courses and subaccounts. - Podcast: Microsoft CAO, NLS Director and Deputy-director, and NFB Accessibility Excellence initiatives.
Access On: Jonathan Mosen hosts the podcast of the National Federation of the Blind. - Video: UX Prototypes, Overconfident Accessibility, and the Automation Trap
The Accessibility Breakdown: Mark Miller and Justin Stockton examine three timely questions at the intersection of UX, accessibility, and AI. - Video: WP Accessibility Day 2026 Preview
Accessibility Craft Podcast: Ryan Bracey, Speaker Team Lead for WordPress Accessibility Day, joins Amber and Chris. - Video: How A Neurodivergent Dating And Community App Gets Built
AXSChat: Holly Fowler built Wable because she saw a different need: a safer, calmer place for neurodivergent people. - Video: Minecraft Accessibility Guide
The Blind Life: Can You Play Minecraft With Low Vision? - W3C Australia Chapter Breakfast
Centre for Accessibility Australia: feature Dr Jason White, visiting Chair of the W3C Research Questions Task Force. - Podcast: Paul Braddock – Lead Designer and A11y Specialist @ ASDA
The Digital Accessibility Podcast: What does accessible retail really look like when the customer journey stretches from smartphone to supermarket aisle? - Survey on dyscalculia and digital services
Funka: Do you find numbers or math difficult? If so, we hope you are willing to answer a few questions! - Videos: Inclusive Design 24 Playlist
ID24: didn’t catch all the talks on September 24, 2026? The entire event playlist is available on YouTube. - Skip Links
Level Access: What They Are, How to Build One, and How to Test It - How to Connect Accessibility Metrics to Organizational Outcomes
Level Access: how to connect your work to regulatory risk, cost and efficiency, revenue readiness, and customer experience. - Podcast: Built-in accessibility, virtual meetings, magnifier v. screen reader, AT when, back-to-school
Assistive Technology FAQ: Brian Norton, Josh Anderson and Belva Smith address five questions on assistive technology, answered by an expert panel. - Welcome to ta11y.org
ta11y.org: learn about and evaluate the accessibility of social media, websites, facilities, events and procedures. - Detect when elements overlap with CSS
Ahmad Shadeed: can I detect when an element hits or collides with another? - How AI Can Help You Document Your WordPress Projects
Eric Karkovack: Perhaps AI is just the tool we need to document projects without missing a beat. - Introducing the new Copilot with Home, Code and Autopilot
Jared Spataro: Microsoft unveils a new Copilot app to bring together a collection of AI tools. - On the Engineering Philosophy for HTML Minifier Next
Jens Oliver Meiert: HMN is and is to remain the most effective HTML minifier. - Humane Interfaces
Jim Nielsen: a humane interface — or a humane system, even a humane technology — is considerate of human frailties. - From query to condition
Jono Alderson: My query would have become a standing condition, which the system could continue evaluating. - On keeping the door open
Karl Koch: I’d like people to feel comfortable asking me for help, even if I can’t always give it. - “First, don’t interfere with user input.”
Marcin Wichary: time wasted on the uninterruptible animation might be seconds separating failure from success. - The death of web development education
Mаthias Schäfer: GenAI has catastrophic effects on web development education and learning.