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Practical writing on web accessibility — standards, testing, and the work of finding and fixing barriers in real sites.
How to Fix Accessibility Issues: A Practical Remediation Plan
Fix accessibility issues in the right order: find them, prioritize by user impact, repair them in code, retest with assistive tech, and keep a roadmap.
ADA Safe Harbor: What It Covers and What It Doesn't
ADA safe harbor protects certain building elements, not websites. Learn what it covers, where web law stands, and how to reduce lawsuit risk with documented fixes.
WordPress Accessibility Checklist: 12 Checks for 2026
A practical WordPress accessibility checklist for site owners: theme, headings, alt text, contrast, keyboard, forms, plugins and testing, with what automation misses.
Dark Mode Accessibility: What Helps, What Hurts, and How to Build It
Does dark mode help accessibility? See who benefits, who struggles, the WCAG contrast rules for both themes, and how to build and test a dark theme.
Keyboard Shortcuts and Accessibility: What Site Owners Need
Learn which keys people use on your site, what WCAG says about custom keyboard shortcuts, and how to test keyboard accessibility before problems reach customers.
Link Text Accessibility: How to Write Links Everyone Can Use
Learn what WCAG requires for link text, see good and bad examples, and get the heading and plain-language habits that make links work for screen-reader users.
Target Size in WCAG: The 24 by 24 Pixel Rule Explained
WCAG 2.2 sets a 24 by 24 CSS pixel minimum for targets, with 44 by 44 at AAA. Learn the exceptions, how to measure, and how to fix small controls in CSS.
Accessible Content Writing: A Practical Guide for Site Owners
Learn how to write accessible web content: plain language, real headings, descriptive links, alt text, fonts and text spacing, plus what the ADA requires.
Pagination Accessibility: Markup, Keyboard and Testing
Build accessible pagination with a named nav landmark, aria-current, keyboard support and 44 px targets. Includes infinite scroll alternatives and a test checklist.
ARIA Labels Best Practices: When, Why and How to Use Them
Learn when aria-label helps and when native HTML is better, with rules for naming controls, live regions and form fields that pass WCAG 2.2 AA.
Drag and Drop Accessibility: A Practical Guide to WCAG 2.5.7
How to make drag and drop accessible: what WCAG 2.5.7 requires, which alternatives pass, how to test with a keyboard, and where automated scans fall short.
Underline Links for Accessibility: When to Keep Them
Should links be underlined? Learn what WCAG requires, how to keep underlines or safely remove them, and the CSS and tests that make link styling accessible.