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  • Introducing GrackleDocs: Let’s get Grackling!

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Document Accessibility, News, Web Accessibility on December 20, 2023

    Have you ever wondered why we chose to name our company after the common grackle? It’s because the grackle is not just any bird; it’s an intelligent one, and it…

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  • Grackledocs Inc acquires Abledocs, a leading edge Document Remediation Services Company

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Disability Awareness, Document Accessibility, News, Web Accessibility on December 14, 2023

    Toronto 13 Dec 2023 – GrackleDocs Inc. a leading developer of digital document accessibility technologies and solutions today announced the acquisition of the North American business assets and operations of AbleDocs…

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  • Unveiling WCAG 2.2: The Next Level of Inclusive Design

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Web Accessibility on November 13, 2023

    Introduction In the world of web design, progress never ceases. And the latest addition to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) family, WCAG 2.2, has just made its debut. It’s…

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  • The Accessible Canada Act and Digital Accessibility: Everything You Need to Know

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on October 26, 2023

    In an era where digital spaces dominate various aspects of our daily lives, ensuring accessibility for all is not just a legal obligation but also an ethical and moral imperative.…

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  • The Cost of Digital Inaccessibility: Navigating AODA Compliance by 2025

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on October 26, 2023

    In Ontario, the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) stands as a beacon, emphasizing the crucial role of making online spaces inclusive for all. But what happens to organizations…

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  • The Americans with Disabilities Act and Digital Accessibility: What You Need to Know

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on October 26, 2023

    In an age where digital platforms shape our everyday lives – from shopping to banking, learning to socializing – ensuring these platforms are accessible to all, regardless of physical or…

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  • Navigating the Complex Landscape of PDF Remediation Tools

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Document Accessibility on October 24, 2023

    PDF documents are pervasive in today’s digital world, widely used for distributing documents in a fixed format. While they maintain consistency across various devices and platforms, ensuring accessibility for individuals…

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  • Shifting Attitudes & Commitment to Delivering Accessible Documents

    Posted in Document Accessibility on October 4, 2023

    In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and an ever-increasing focus on inclusivity, the way we approach document accessibility is undergoing a significant transformation. Today, more than ever before,…

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  • A look back: 2023 W3C’s Technical Plenary and Advisory Committee meetings

    Posted in Conferences, Digital Accessibility on October 3, 2023

    Every year around September, the W3C’s Technical Plenary and Advisory Committee meetings (TPAC) take place somewhere around the globe. I’ve been lucky enough in my role as Advisory Committee representative…

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  • What is a Tagged PDF?

    Posted in Document Accessibility on September 28, 2023

    A tagged PDF, also known as a “PDF with tags” or “accessible PDF,” is a type of Portable Document Format (PDF) file that includes structural tags and metadata to enhance…

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  • Digital Accessibility: The Universal Language Bridging Worlds

    Posted in Digital Accessibility on September 6, 2023

    In an era dominated by the rapid digitization of almost every facet of our lives, the term ‘global language’ has taken on a new meaning. Beyond the confines of spoken…

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  • Debunking the Misconceptions of Digital Accessibility Within Organizations

    Posted in Digital Accessibility, Document Accessibility on September 1, 2023

    In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, digital accessibility is a term that resonates across boardrooms. However, many organizations still grapple with numerous misconceptions surrounding the topic. These misunderstandings often hinder the…

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