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  • A spreadsheet of numbers on a laptop screen
    Handling Blank Data Cells in Accessible Tables

    Tips for making blank table cells clear and accessible for all users.

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  • A1: Small Cell, Big Impact 

    Make your tables clear and accessible with simple best practices.

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  • Six members of the Chax team standing behind their booth at a conference
    Why Accessibility Belongs in Every Design Conference

    Walk into almost any design conference and you’ll find sessions on typography, branding, storytelling, digital workflows, and the…

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    Can a Document Have Multiple H1 Tags?

    Multiple H1 tags in PDFs are allowed if properly nested

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  • Understanding the PDF Tags Tree

    Learn container, heading, and nested tags for better accessibility understanding

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  • A person interacts with a digital compliance interface on a touchscreen, with icons representing legal documents, a gavel, and balanced scales, symbolizing digital accessibility laws like the ADA and WCAG requirements.
    Is Your Website Legally Compliant?

    Understanding ADA and WCAG accessibility requirements

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  • A person sitting at a computer chatting with someone on messenger. The chat looks holographic coming off the screen.
    When Accessible Features Break

    A personal story of persistence, advocacy, and the power of allyship

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  • A wooden gavel resting on a laptop keyboard surrounded by colorful accessibility icons, including symbols for wheelchair access, sign language, visual and hearing impairments, and elderly care.
    The Legal Risks of Using an Overlay

    The cost of not investing in real accessibility solutions

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