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    The ADA Title II Extension – What That Means for You

    DOJ extends Title II deadline by one year, giving entities more time to build access

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    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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    The Legal Risks of Using an Overlay

    The cost of not investing in real accessibility solutions

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    Updated Accessibility Rules From the DOJ and HHS

    New rules boost government website accessibility and impact business

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