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November 15, 2021 / by Donna Bungard, Project Manager

Accessibility in Action

Stories of inaccessible sites can be disheartening. So many people are out there, working on making accessibility the norm,  and it can still feel like organizations are not “getting it”.

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November 11, 2021 / by Donna Bungard, Project Manager

Why It Makes Sense (and Cents) to Incorporate Accessibility Best Practices

I have heard that some organizations have the sense that it’s not their users who are disabled. Others are focused on the legal obligations and the fear of having a suit filed against them.

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November 11, 2021 / by Donna Bungard, Project Manager

Flip the Narrative on Accessibility

 

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August 23, 2015

VisitDenmark: An entire country on one website

How do you host an entire country on one website? FFW is leading the way: Seven Danish wonders, 30 tourism authorities, 78 destinations, hundreds of content editors, 30,000 products, 40 million users and 10 million tourists. These are the bare figures for the tourism portal VisitDenmark, which FFW has set up for Denmark. This is: High Tech for Hygge.

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August 30, 2019 / by Leigh Anderson, Solutions Analyst

Three Ways to Bake Accessibility Into Your Website

Incorporating accessibility into your digital practice doesn’t need to be difficult. Here are three digital practices that you can adopt today to make your website accessible by default.

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May 16, 2019 / by Ray Saltini

Global Accessibility Awareness Day: From Compliance to Inclusion

There were 2,258 website accessibility lawsuits filed last year in federal court, up 177 percent from 2017.

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