Accessibility Partners

08/18/2026

You may have seen the acronym "VPAT" before, but have you ever wondered what it really breaks down to? Allow us to take you on a journey via our friends at Jotform.

VPAT provides a comprehensive overview of how products meet accessibility standards. Discover the importance of VPAT and its role in ensuring inclusivity.

08/18/2026

Don't forget to add alt text! Every image needs a voice. Well-written alternative text helps people who can't see images understand the image they convey.

Without alt text, a screen reader may just say "Image".
With descriptive alt text, it may say: "A woman using a wheelchair entering an office building".

08/11/2026

This month in 1969, the historic Woodstock Music and Art Fair occurred. Whether your 2026 festival has 500,000 people or more, accessible festivals are a necessity. Check out their training to increase the inclusivity of your next event! Accessible Festival 🤘

Accessible Festivals is dedicated to making live music and recreational events fully accessible for people of all abilities.

08/04/2026

How often have you heard "Labels are for jars, not people?". Well, we may agree with that, but we 100% advocate for labeling your form fields.

08/04/2026

QR Codes are everywhere, but can they be made more accessible? Our colleagues at the State of Minnesota break down the little boxes. In short, "A QR code should never be the only option." https://mn.gov/mnit/media/blog/?id=38-760099

07/28/2026

Accessibility Partners is proud to support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary. In July, we celebrate this important civil rights law that works to ensure all people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. Celebrate with us by visiting: adaanniversary.org

07/23/2026

Why is color contrast so important? Strong contrast makes content easier to read for all users--including people with low vision or color blindness. Want to know more about your color choices and contrast? Send us a message! 🎨👩‍💻

07/21/2026

What's the best play for Title III web accessibility? Let's break it down for you. Reuters

An explanation of how Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) applies to websites, mobile applications, and web-based technologies of companies that qualify as places of public accommodation, including a discussion of the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C’s) Web Content Acc...

07/14/2026

Accessibility Partners exceeded every expectation-- providing comprehensive, thorough, and tailored accessibility services during our product’s audit.

Thanks to our longstanding relationship, we’ve grown into more informed and dedicated advocates for people with disabilities.

--Product Manager, Enterprise Software Company

07/09/2026

Movement should be optional: Giver users control of moving content like carousels, videos, and animations.