WCAG 2.2 vs 2.1: what changed and what your law requires
The nine new criteria, the one that was removed, and which version the ADA, EAA and Section 508 actually point to.
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Accessibility, written straight.
Practical, honest writing on WCAG 2.2, ADA and EAA compliance, accessibility lawsuits, overlays, and how automated and manual testing really compare — no hype, no "one-click compliance" promises. We're just getting started; the first pieces are on their way.
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In-depth, source-checked references on the standards and the laws — the same topics the blog will build on.
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WCAG 2.2
The standard behind every accessibility law, in plain English.
GuideADA
US web accessibility law, deadlines and lawsuit trends.
GuideEAA
The European Accessibility Act and how it's enforced.
GuideSection 508
Selling to the US government — VPATs and procurement.
Free toolWCAG checklist
All 55 A & AA checks, tagged automated vs manual.
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Build an honest accessibility statement in minutes.
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What we're publishing first
Our opening lineup. Tell us you want them and we will let you know as each one goes live.
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Web accessibility lawsuits in 2025–2026: the numbers and the patterns
How many suits were filed, who gets targeted, and why an overlay on the page didn't stop many of them.
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Do accessibility overlays work? What the FTC's $1M order tells us
A plain look at what overlay widgets can and can't do — and why regulators went after the compliance claims.
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The ADA web deadlines after the 2026 Interim Final Rule
Who the extended Title II dates apply to, who's carved out, and what private businesses should read into it.
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EAA enforcement has begun: what France, Germany and Sweden are doing
Court orders, inspections and warning letters across the EU — and what extraterritorial reach means for you.
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Automated vs manual testing: what a scan can and can't catch
Why a scanner reliably detects 30–50% of WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria, which ones always need a human, and how to combine the two.
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How to write an accessibility statement that holds up
The sections that matter, the claims to avoid, and why 'fully compliant' is usually the wrong thing to publish.
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Section 508 & VPATs: what vendors selling to the US government need
How procurement — not the courtroom — enforces 508, and how to produce a VPAT that survives review.
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