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Accessibility and Education in The U.K.
Accessibility and Education in The U.K. Continue ReadingUser experience and accessibility are at the forefront of branding, marketing, and connecting education to the public. While webpage accessibility is increasingly discussed and starting to be considered, digital accessibility,…
Four Things I’ve Learned About Design in Accessibility
Four Things I’ve Learned About Design in Accessibility Continue ReadingAround 15% of the world’s population experiences some form of disability. This means for graphic designers like me, not putting accessibility at the forefront of our designs means a large…
The Basics of Accessibility in Social Media
The Basics of Accessibility in Social Media Continue ReadingConsider your latest social media post. Does it have an image? Maybe it has a video. This is great content for people who are sighted, but what about someone who…
Dispelling Accessibility Myths: PDF/UA vs. WCAG
Dispelling Accessibility Myths: PDF/UA vs. WCAG Continue ReadingAccessing information digitally is a vital part of taking part in modern society. As responsible information creators, it’s essential to ensure digital documents are accessible for those with visual or…
Celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month with the Presidents Group
Celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month with the Presidents Group Continue ReadingOctober is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. At AbleDocs, we’re proud to partner with the B.C.-based Presidents Group, a network of 25 change-driven BC business leaders who champion more accessible,…
AbleDocs Expands Its Digital Accessibility Offerings With the Launch of ADWeb
AbleDocs Expands Its Digital Accessibility Offerings With the Launch of ADWeb Continue ReadingAbleDocs Inc. is thrilled to launch ADWeb, an all-encompassing hybrid approach to web accessibility. ADWeb helps organizations ensure their websites are inclusive and accessible and provide the best possible user…
Mike Paciello joins AbleDocs as Vice President, United States
Mike Paciello joins AbleDocs as Vice President, United States Continue ReadingAbleDocs Inc. is excited to announce that accessibility pioneer Mike Paciello is joining their ranks as their new Vice President for the United States. “This is an incredible moment in…
AbleDocs Inc. and Sitemorse reach an Acquisition Agreement
AbleDocs Inc. and Sitemorse reach an Acquisition Agreement Continue ReadingToronto, Ontario/London, England – AbleDocs Inc., the leader in document accessibility products and services, and Sitemorse, the first innovator in automated web accessibility validation, have come to an agreement for…
AbleDocs Inc. Announces the Acquisition of Web Key IT
AbleDocs Inc. Announces the Acquisition of Web Key IT Continue ReadingAbleDocs Inc. the leading PDF accessibility product and service provider, and Web Key IT, a recognized leader in digital accessibility services, announce they’re coming together to become global leaders in…
Businesses Need to be Proactive as the Deadline for AODA Compliance Approaches
Businesses Need to be Proactive as the Deadline for AODA Compliance Approaches Continue ReadingThe Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) requires organizations across Ontario to comply with the AODA standards before June 2021. Even though the deadline for reporting has been delayed…
Adam Spencer discusses compliance under the AODA during a webinar with the RGD – 2020
Adam Spencer discusses compliance under the AODA during a webinar with the RGD – 2020 Continue ReadingWe have a compliance deadline of June 30th, so do not wait, do not hesitate, and add accessibility as part of your offerings to your business, to your clients and…
How to ensure accessibility compliance with fillable PDF forms
How to ensure accessibility compliance with fillable PDF forms Continue ReadingAccessible fillable PDF forms are usable by everyone and help prevent digital accessibility litigation (Adam Spencer, Oakville)