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We are living closely with digital technology for over 30 years. We are at a point that with a push of a button we may access millions if not billions of information. Nowadays, for most of us, this is perceived as a fact. But have we ever think how life would be without web usability and accessibility?
What does web accessibility mean? Web accessibility includes any limitations that affect the ability to perceive, comprehend, navigate, and engage with the Web.
In 2021 this should not be the case anymore. Businesses, individuals, and society all gain from making the internet more accessible. To understand the common barriers and to know what is required for accessibility, international web standards and compliance rules were created.
The Disability Discrimination Act came into law in 1995, and it protected the disabled from discrimination. The battle to get this law passed was fierce, with many protests devolving into chaos.
The RGAA (General Accessibility Framework for Administrations), the French Disability Act, seeks to validate the accessibility of information and applications provided digitally.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is a US federal law enacted to protect patients’ sensitive health data. HIPAA’s primary compliance goal is to secure people’s health information without undermining the free flow of in...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU regulation that ensures that people’s fundamental right to privacy is protected. The GDPR mandates that businesses protect the privacy and personal data of EU citizens in any transaction within or outside the Euro...
The Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act or the CVAA is the most important accessibility legislation since the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) came into existence. It became a law on October 8, 2010. Today, millions of Americans with di...
As a website owner, you probably have heard about web accessibility compliance. For both public and private websites, there are international standards for accessibility. Different countries have set their regulations, but there is one leading guideline everyone follows: WC...
A new set of guidelines is set to affect the European Standard EN 301 549 compliance in an attempt to enhance digital accessibility. Entities and website owners should respect the updates of EN 301 549 compliance requirements to make their web content and informati...
The AODA compliance standards have been in full swing since 2005. The organization has taken necessary steps to ensure that every person with a disability is welcome in society and can access the same resources as persons without a disability.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) passed in 1990, is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination among American citizens who live the mainstream life and people with impairments. ADA compliance is necessary as this prohibits being bias based on disability. The gove...
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act requires all data and information on federal government websites to be accessible, especially to people with disabilities. The scope and limitations of this section have continued to develop through various interpretations and revisions...
