Jeff Wiseman

While your site needs to be ADA compliant, it is also essential for the files you upload to it to be compliant. This is so that visitors to your site, who may have an impairment, can access a major...

Much like your website, the files you link to should be ADA compliant too. While it takes extra work, taking the additional time to make files compliant moves you closer to a smooth experience for ...

There are some items that you may find as you review your site/pages that are unique. Listed below are several questions in the checklist that may help in these cases.   ADA Review Checklist Is t...

Videos help with communicating to the visitors of your website, extra steps need to be taken to make them available to those that use screen readers for ADA compliance. Please note that customers a...

Web accessibility is the practice of removing barriers that prevent interaction with, or access to websites, for all people. When sites are correctly designed, developed and edited, all users have ...

How to respond to a school website accessibility complaint from OCR Web accessibility and ADA compliance guidelines for schools infographic

Formatting content goes beyond just bolding text or making things look visually appealing. How you section off content, organize it, and the methods you choose to present it will all affect your vi...

Assets, formally known as Modules, is a powerful tool in SchoolStatus. Most will find that they will be using the Page asset to create pages and there are items that need to be checked for those, y...

Links are a tricky thing in the new ADA-age. Traditionally, it was best-practice to launch a third-party web link or a link to a PDF document in a new window. Now, when you launch a new window when...

Much like your website, the PDFs that you link to on your site should be ADA compliant too. You will find that both share similar items such as headers, images, and tables that need to be handled s...