Accessibility Bulletin Week 38 – accessibility news around the globe

24 Sep 2020 | Accessibility Bulletin

Adam Turner
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Our weekly roundup of the media’s key articles on the topic of digital accessibility.

US | Marketing Accessibility Based on Human Life Experiences

Learn why inclusive web design trumps AI-based accessibility remediation solutions and the importance of marketing with people – not sales – in mind.

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/marketing-accessibility-based-on-human-life-experiences/381605/

US | RadioShack Sued for Alleged ADA Website Accessibility Violation

According to the Southern District of Florida submission, the plaintiff qualifies as an individual with disabilities pursuant to the ADA. Because of her blindness, she is “unable to fully engage in and enjoy the major life activity of seeing,”

https://lawstreetmedia.com/tech/radioshack-sued-for-ada-website-accessibility-violation/

UK | 23 Sept. 2020 The deadline for UK public sector organisations

Yesterday was the day by when all public sector organisations in the UK had to have an accessible website as a result of legislation based on the European Union Directive 2016/2102/EU.

Any Public Sector Manager or website owner can request a free accessibility audit from us – email sales@Sitemorse.com

https://sitemorse.com/blog-article/9873/Celebrating_achievement_nervously_balancing_risk_or_time_for_Despair/  

US | Book onto the Gallagher / Wilson Elser ADA Compliance Session 

Despite best efforts, over 94% of websites fail to meet web accessibility, often resulting in unintentional discrimination against those with disabilities and exposing your website to threats of legal aggression. A Free Webinar Series From Gallagher, Join as national law firm, Wilson Elser, leads a legal panel created by AAAtraq®, leaders in compliance identification and management services, to raise web compliance under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).