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ADA website litigation – is there a regulatory fix?
I’ve blogged before about the problems created by a lack of ADA website regulations, including the difficulty courts have deciding just what “accessible website” means.* The Circuit Court most likely to shed light on this issue is the 11th Circuit, for the pending Gil v Winn-Dixie appeal presents the question directly. There is, however, a more fundamental problem. Continue reading
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Lessons about the ADA from the CSUN Assistive Technologies Conference
I’m just departing from the 2019 Assistive Technology Conference with a few prejudices confirmed but with some new ideas as well. I spoke with a number of companies that sell consulting services for web accessibility based on a wide range of business models. Since the website litigation storm broke in 2015 the field has developed, Continue reading

