Web accessibility,
explained for humans.
Practical guides for store owners, marketers, and content editors who need to make their websites accessible — without writing code.
The European Accessibility Act is live. 94.8% of websites fail basic checks. We help you fix yours.
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Platform-specific accessibility checklists for WordPress, Shopify, and more.
WCAG Fix Guides
How to fix each WCAG 2.2 criterion with code examples.
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Compliance requirements for e-commerce, healthcare, education, and more.
Tool Comparisons
Side-by-side comparisons of accessibility testing tools.
Latest guides
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Accessible Dark Mode: A Plain-English Guide to Doing It Right
Dark mode is one of the most requested website features -- and one of the easiest to get wrong for accessibility. This guide explains how to add a dark theme that actually helps people, without breaking contrast, focus, or readability. No code required.
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You Built Your Site With an AI App Builder. Here's What You Have to Fix Before Launch.
AI builders like Lovable, v0, and Bolt.new ship beautiful sites with the same five accessibility bugs every time. A non-developer guide to finding and fixing them -- no DevTools required.
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Accessible Login and Password Fields: The Front Door Most Websites Lock
Your login form is the first thing many customers touch -- and one of the most common places websites shut disabled users out. Here is how to fix passwords, "show password" toggles, error messages, and the new WCAG 2.2 authentication rule, in plain English.
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Accessible Donation Forms: A Nonprofit's Guide to Not Losing Donors (or Getting a Demand Letter)
Nonprofits assume accessibility lawsuits only target retailers. They do not. This plain-English guide shows charity staff how to find and fix the donation-form barriers that block disabled donors -- no developer required.
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Is Your Search Bar Locking People Out? A Plain-English Guide to Accessible Site Search and Autocomplete
The search box is how many visitors find what they came for -- and predictive autocomplete is where screen reader and keyboard users get stuck. Here's how to tell if your site search is accessible and what to fix, no coding required.
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Multilingual Websites and Accessibility: The Language Switcher Mistakes That Lock People Out
If your site serves more than one country or language, your language switcher and page markup affect screen reader users in ways you cannot see. Here is what goes wrong and how to fix it -- no code required.
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The Little 'i' Icon Problem: Why Tooltips Trip Up Real Users
That small info icon next to a form field or price seems harmless. For keyboard and screen reader users, tooltips are one of the most common silent accessibility failures. Here is how to spot the problem on your own site -- no code required.
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Accessible Multi-Step Forms: A Plain-English Guide for Checkouts, Bookings, and Onboarding
Multi-step forms power checkouts, bookings, and sign-ups -- and they break for disabled users in predictable ways. Here is how to make wizard-style forms accessible, no developer required.