Jeff Wiseman

WebAIM can help you navigate the website compliance process.

Here again, we have heard various responses. Officially, you are supposed to unlink to any sites that are not compliant. We would suggest that you contact your third-party provider and ask them if ...

Screen readers generally have access to embedded content. If you are having problems with embedded content there may be an issue with your usage of the screen reader, or it may suggest significant ...

Screen readers cannot identify the embedded links within an image map, making it not compliant.

While personal sites can be a powerful tool, we don't think it's productive to force a teacher to have a website. For example, we have found that elementary and middle schools typically have fewer ...

First, all ‘documents’ in general are “less preferred” by screen readers and a standardized static web page is always the most compliant option. That said, we understand the place Google docs have ...

Compliance starts with your website theme. It's what governs the look, feel, usability and function of your website. Over the last 5 years, the changing Internet landscape has demanded themes jump ...

If you need to add multiple columns to a web page to organize content, this is the widget commonly used. The row widget creates comprehensive layouts and makes pages come alive by displaying your c...

ADA Education and Tools The following resources will provide more education on ADA as well as tools you can use to identify and fix non-compliant content.  WebAIM ADA Accessibility resource, has ...

Many common issues with web accessibility are addressed and remedied at the platform level and theme level. However, there are common issues that can still arise when editing pages. Publishers shou...