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Got an ADA Demand Letter? Here’s What to Do Next.

The ADA Demand Letter Playbook is our free guide from Accessiblü on what these letters mean, what the law actually requires, and how to respond without panicking. If a demand letter about your website just landed in your inbox, you’re probably somewhere between annoyed and worried. Maybe both. That’s normal, and you’re not the first […]

The ADA Title II Extension Is Being Challenged in Court. Here’s What That Means!

  Most colleges, county governments, and state agencies breathed a sigh of relief when the DOJ extended the ADA Title II compliance deadline in April 2026. One more year. More time to figure things out. The pressure was off — at least for now. But that relief may be short-lived. On May 21, 2026, the […]

Stop Demanding 100% WCAG Compliance — You’re Making Accessibility Worse

  If you work in leadership, procurement, or compliance for a state agency, county government, school district, or any other entity covered by Title II of the ADA, this one is for you. I want to talk about something that is creating serious problems across the digital accessibility space — and it starts with a […]

Stop Guessing! How to Answer ADA Title II Compliance Requests

Stop the ADA request insanity! The volume of panicked calls and emails we’re getting from ed tech clients right now is both alarming and frustrating. Not because ADA Title II compliance is impossible, but because the confusion around it has reached a point where vendors are making promises they can’t keep, procurement teams are asking […]

The Art of Alt+Text: Mastering Alternative Descriptions for Images

The Art of Alt+Text: Mastering Alternative Descriptions for Images [Updated 4/29/26] In today’s digital world, accessibility is key to creating a user-friendly and inclusive experience for all users, including those with visual impairments or other disabilities. Alt text, also known as “ALT+Text,” “alternative text,” “alt attributes,” or “alt tags,” is a critical tool in web […]

The ADA Title II Deadline Just Got Pushed Back — Now What?

If you’ve been scrambling to meet the April 24, 2026, ADA Title II compliance deadline for web and mobile app accessibility, we have some news. On April 20, 2026 — literally this week — the Department of Justice issued an Interim Final Rule (IFR) extending that deadline by one full year. The ADA Title II […]

The ADA Title II DOJ Rule Deadline Is Here: What Government Agencies Need to Do Now

We’re in April 2026, and the DOJ ADA Title II Rule deadline of April 24 is upon us. I’m still having conversations with state and local government agencies that are just hearing about this requirement for the first time. If that’s you, don’t panic! We got you! Government agencies have a lot on their plates. […]

The WebAIM Million 2026 Report Is Out — Here’s What the Numbers Actually Mean

Every spring, WebAIM publishes its annual analysis of the top one million home pages on the web, scanning each one for detectable accessibility errors. It’s the largest automated snapshot of web accessibility that exists, and it’s genuinely useful data. The 2026 report dropped in late March, and if you work in digital accessibility, you’ve probably […]

DOJ’s ADA Title II Rule: What You Actually Need to Do by April 2026

Over the past two months, I’ve had dozens of conversations with state agencies, county governments, and public entities who are just now learning about the DOJ’s ADA Title II digital accessibility requirements. Many are panicked. Some are confused about which deadline applies to them. And almost all of them are getting conflicting advice about what […]

The ADA Lawsuit Scam: What You Need to Know

I think it’s about time that someone writes this blog. As an accessibility company, you may think we benefit from ADA lawsuits. The fact is, no one benefits. And we’re tired of seeing good companies throw money at bad solutions. The digital accessibility landscape has always been a legal minefield. With ADA lawsuit filings projected […]