WCAG A, AA and AAA
What the three conformance levels mean, why AA is the level that matters in practice, and what a business is really being measured against. Includes the success criteria that account for most real-world barriers.
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What the three conformance levels mean, why AA is the level that matters in practice, and what a business is really being measured against. Includes the success criteria that account for most real-world barriers.
Title I, Title II and Title III in plain terms, which one reaches a private business, and why federal regulators have adopted a technical standard for public entities but not for places of public accommodation.
The difference between a scanner warning and evidence that survives an expert review: attribution, dating, reproducibility, and the review record. Useful for evaluating any vendor’s work, including ours.
Where we work, what we examine, what a finding is and is not, and the limits we hold ourselves to. Worth reading before relying on any brief.
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