Top WCAG Compliance Scanners for Marketing and Web Teams
3,117 federal accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025. Compare WCAG scanner types by role – marketing teams, agencies, and non-technical owners – and.
Read guideWhy UC Berkeley Removed 20,000 Online Lectures Instead of Making Them Accessible
UC Berkeley made 20,000 lectures private to avoid captioning costs. The 2022 consent decree cost far more. Here is what it means for your video content.
Read guideBest Free Website Accessibility Checker Tools in 2026: What Small Teams Should Compare
Compare the best free website accessibility checker tools for 2026 by setup, WCAG coverage, ease of use, and fit for small teams.
Read guideThe Blind Students Who Fought Their College for Equal Digital Access
Two blind students sued the LA Community College District over inaccessible course portals and PDFs and won a jury verdict.
Read guideContinuous Accessibility Monitoring and Site-Wide Scanning
See scan types, cadence by site, automation limits, and a five-step workflow for building a monitoring program that holds up legally.
Read guideSiteimprove vs Cheaper Accessibility Scanning Tools for Small Businesses
Siteimprove can cost small businesses $10K-$20K a year; compare cheaper accessibility scanners with WCAG monitoring from $19/month.
Read guideWhen Patients Couldn’t Book Vaccine Appointments Online
Five pharmacy chains settled with the DOJ after vaccine booking portals failed screen reader users. Radio buttons announced every slot as taken.
Read guideAccessibility Training for Designers and Developers: A Practical Team Guide
94.8% of top websites still fail WCAG, with an average of 51 errors per page. Here is how to build a role-specific accessibility training program that.
Read guideWordPress Accessibility Plugins and Themes: What They Fix, What They Miss, and How to Choose
WordPress accessibility plugins can fix some WCAG failures, but they cannot prove ADA compliance or replace manual testing.
Read guideHow Auchan Won an Accessibility Case Without Proving Its Website Was Accessible
Auchan won the first EAA lawsuit on a revenue threshold, not accessibility. Its 41% audit score shows why EU teams still need to fix barriers.
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