Web Accessibility

Section 504 digital accessibility audits can turn civil rights duties into a clear business plan. They help large companies lower legal risk and improve the user experience for everyone. Managing comp...

Web Accessibility

Section 504 makes digital accessibility in healthcare a civil rights obligation, not a UX nice-to-have. Accessible patient portals drive safer care, stronger engagement, and better health equity. This...

Web Accessibility

Section 504 compliance for higher education and university websites makes digital access a binding civil rights duty. Aligning Section 504 with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance improve...

Web Accessibility

Section 504, ADA, and Section 508 work together to define how enterprises make their digital properties accessible, compliant, and defensible. Understanding the differences in scope and enforcement ac...

Web Accessibility

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 work together to set the baseline for how large enterprises must design digital experiences, programs, and workplaces for people with disabili...

Web Accessibility

For large organizations, Section 504 website compliance is a critical operational standard that secures federal support and guarantees fair access. This requirement demands a scalable plan that connec...