Did you know that automated accessibility tools typically detect only 30 to 50 percent of real issues? Automation is useful, but it cannot replace humanRead more about Did you know that automation can’t see everything?
Did you know that many accessibility issues can be identified through basic testing, yet most teams never test for them at all? What gets testedRead more about Did you know that what isn’t tested gets missed?
Signal to notice Support small accessibility reviews across different platforms. Exploration builds confidence when it stays manageable. Which platforms would benefit most from a firstRead more about Signal #009 – When small reviews build real confidence
Signal to notice Observe how teams scramble to fix accessibility issues under pressure. Reactive fixes often solve the symptom, not the pattern. What keeps theRead more about Signal #008 – When accessibility is fixed under pressure
Signal to notice Watch out for assumptions that digital tools work the same way for everyone. Unquestioned assumptions often end up replacing understanding at thisRead more about Signal #007 – When assumptions replace evidence
Did you know that accessible websites are often faster, easier to navigate, and perform better in search engines? Many accessibility improvements overlap with performance, usability,Read more about Did you know that accessibility improves digital performance?
Signal to notice Share how your organization actually implements accessibility at scale. Focus on decisions, trade-offs, and lessons learned, not polished success stories. What practicalRead more about Signal #006 – When experience is shared, not polished
Signal to notice Review accessibility data regularly, not just when problems arise. Data should inform priorities, not sit in reports. Are leaders actively using accessibilityRead more about Signal #005 – When accessibility data guides decisions, not explanations
Signal to notice Confirm that digital accessibility standards are clearly defined and easy to find. Teams should not guess what “accessible enough” means. Can everyRead more about Signal #004 – When “accessible enough” is left to interpretation
Did you know that including accessibility in project requirements usually adds less than two percent to overall costs, while fixing issues later can cost upRead more about Did you know that accessibility saves money when planned early?
Did you know that organizations are legally responsible for the accessibility of third-party tools embedded in their digital platforms? Accessibility does not stop with whatRead more about Did you know that procurement choices shape accessibility?
Did you know that accessibility lawsuits under the ADA continue to rise each year in the United States, with websites as the most common target?Read more about Did you know that accessibility risk is no longer theoretical?
Did you know that most accessibility barriers come from design and development decisions, not from people’s abilities? Disability is not the issue. Inaccessibility is. WhenRead more about Did you know that barriers are built into systems?
Did you know that digital accessibility goes far beyond screen readers? It affects people using keyboards, voice control, captions, mobile devices, or simplified layouts. TheseRead more about Did you know that accessibility goes far beyond screen readers?
Did you know that over one in four adults in North America lives with a disability that affects digital use? That group includes customers, employees,Read more about Did you know that accessibility is a leadership reality?
Did you know that 97% of the world’s top websites still fail basic accessibility checks? This includes organizations with large budgets, experienced teams, and strongRead more about Did you know that most top websites still fail accessibility checks?
Signal to notice Encourage teams to look for accessibility issues beyond the most obvious ones. Early reviews often focus on surface problems only. Are teamsRead more about Signal #003 – When reviews stop at what is easiest to see
Signal to notice Notice how digital accessibility often comes up only after a complaint or risk appears. This reflects a reactive approach rather than intentionalRead more about Signal #002 – When accessibility appears only after disruption
Signal to notice Notice whether digital accessibility is ever mentioned when work is planned or discussed. When something is never named, it remains invisible byRead more about Signal #001 – What never gets said never gets built
Building Inclusive Workplaces: Insights from Denis Boudreau on DEI Strategies Abstract In this episode, Denis Boudreau shares his expertise in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).Read more about Behind the Mic Podcast with Roxanne Derhodge & Carl Richards