How-To Guides

Section 508 and WCAG are related but distinct standards. Learn which applies to your organization, where they overlap, and how tools handle both.

A practical guide to structuring accessibility audit reports: what sections to include, how to prioritize findings, and how tools like A11yProof generate them automatically.

What mobile app accessibility compliance looks like under ADA and WCAG 2.1. Covers iOS VoiceOver, Android TalkBack, touch targets, and what scanning tools exist.

A practical framework for prioritizing and fixing WCAG violations after an audit. Covers issue triage, sprint planning, ownership assignment, and progress tracking.

An accessibility statement is required for WCAG 2.2 conformance and demonstrates good-faith compliance. Learn what to include, how to structure it, and where to publish it.

A design-focused guide to ADA compliance for websites. Covers color, typography, layout, forms, and interaction patterns — targeted at marketing teams and agencies doing redesigns.

An ADA-specific website compliance checklist covering legal requirements, technical standards, documentation, and risk reduction steps for business owners.

ADA website lawsuits hit thousands of businesses each year. Learn what triggers them, what they cost, and how automated scanning reduces your exposure.

A digital accessibility audit finds WCAG violations before plaintiffs do. This step-by-step guide covers planning, automated scanning, manual testing, and reporting.

Robles v. Domino's Pizza reached the Supreme Court and reshaped web accessibility law. Here is what the case decided and what it means for SMBs with websites.

The European Accessibility Act enforcement began June 2025. US businesses selling digital products or services to EU customers must comply. Here is what that means in practice.

A practical Section 508 compliance checklist for software buyers and agency developers. Covers who must comply, technical requirements, testing methods, and procurement implications.