Accessibility as a Service

Two weeks ago, I attended Accessing Higher Ground 2019 on behalf of Tenon. We sponsored the event, and decided to have a personal presence as well as having brochures in the conference bags. This[...]

Charts, graphs, and other data visualizations are an increasingly common way to convey complex information quickly to your audience. They're eye-catching, helpful to your users, and they generate[...]

With ADA lawsuits on pace to exceed 2,000 this year, there is no doubt that many clients shopping around for a design firm will be asking, “What do you do about accessibility?”

During one of our recent sales meetings, one of our sales staff informed me that one of his customers had asked us to create an accessibility statement that they could put on their website. So, I[...]

Thanks to the growth and maturation of the digital accessibility industry, automated testing tools are becoming more valued as a critical piece of development infrastructure for any successful[...]

If you've been a long-time Tenon fan, there's one thing that is obvious: The UI is showing its age. That's all about to change.

After an intense period of development, the first phase of our new website has gone live. We are really proud of what we have achieved and would like to share some of the choices and challenges we[...]

While we were building our own accessible components library called Tenon UI, we found that it is surprisingly difficult to accessibly link validation and additional informative or hint texts to[...]

Long-time readers of my personal blog and my followers on Twitter are already well aware of my disdain for “overlay” products. These are products that claim to automatically fix a website’s[...]

Over the holidays a couple of pieces of important Web Accessibility related news came out that you definitely want to be aware of.