Quick Tip: Inline Frames Iframes do not typically pose inherent accessibility issues. Iframes are typically identified by screen readers, then the content within the iframe is read as part of the parent page. If the iframe presents distinct content, such as a social media feed or an embedded video, the title attribute should be added to… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for January 2019
Ho Ho Ho…from the US Access Board: Because of the absence of a Fiscal Year 2019 appropriation, the U.S. Access Board is compelled to “shut-down” its operations. All Access Board employees have been placed in a furlough status. During the shut-down we will not be providing the following services: Complaint… Continue Reading U.S. Access Board Suspends Operations Due to Government Shut-down
We have successfully moved nearly all of our customers’ WordPress installations to the new version 5.0 (codename: bebo). One site use GoDaddy hosting, so that will be delayed. With the exception of one beta site, the migration went flawlessly. As noted all sites will continue to use the “classic editor”… Continue Reading Migration Complete – WordPress 5.0