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Absolutely! The AI-Powered Accessibility Widget automatically identifies any changes to your website. If violations appear in newly-published content, those will be immediately remediated by the Accessibility Widget. You can freely publish new content without having to worry about needing to make modifications.
GetAccessible does not collect any personally identifiable information (PII) or behavioral data on your site or its visitors as we are a privacy-by-design organization.
The browser does not wait for it to load in order to show your site or allow visitors to take action. The Widget does not affect site loading times or the site optimization score.
The Widget does not interfere with a site’s source code and works through the use of JavaScript code that will only change the code on the browser level of an end-user. This means no permanent changes are made to your site in any way and if you need to remove the widget, it will be as though you never installed it in the first place.
You website may include elements that are not part of your website's code. Therefore, this service cannot automate its remediation yet and requires an additional service. Some common items that are not covered by this service are:
If the issue persists after this troubleshooting, please connect with one of our representatives and we would be happy to look into this and get it resolved for you as soon as possible!
It does not interfere at all with a site’s source code and works through the use of JavaScript code that will only change the code on the browser level of an end-user. This means no permanent changes are made to your site in any way and if you need to remove, it will be as though you never installed it in the first place.
In addition to this, it loads asynchronously. This means that the browser does not wait for it to load in order to show your site or allow visitors to take action. Therefore it does not affect site loading times or the site optimization score even the least bit.
Testing tools such as WAVE and Lighthouse are free tools for checking your site’s accessibility level. These tools are good at checking basic elements of a site such as duplicate links, title hierarchies, duplicate titles, lack of image descriptions, or ALT text among other things.
Since this service is a session-based tool, these compliance tools will not be able to pick up on the service adjustments. This is because this service is designed to automatically activate when it detects that a user with assistive technology is attempting to access the site. This ensures that all adjustments are easily activated and that the browsing experience of site visitors that don’t need the adjustments isn’t affected at all.
Therefore, since compliance tools do not access a website in the form of assistive technology, they will not be able to analyze this service’s presence on a website and none of the accessibility adjustments that go with it.
This service does however have integration with WAVE for this purpose so that users can see this service’s adjustments while using the compliance tool.
According to section 508 if you receive federal funding from, or do business with the U.S. government you need a VPAT. The VPAT team can help you get the VPAT you need and work with you to establish a VPAT protocol that is effective, affordable and timely.
Users on your site with differing motor skills will make keyboard accessibility an integral part of their navigation. Users with motor impairments like Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and people with disabilities that prevent them from using a mouse are forced to use a combination of keyboard commands to navigate and operate websites.
Let’s kick off the testing! From this point forward, all of your site’s major functions should be operable and navigable via the keyboard. Press the Tab key to move forward, and Shift+Tab to move backward. Make sure that while Tabbing, you can always see the "tab focus" or "focus ring", as you move around.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you’re using macOS with Safari, Apple turns off keyboard navigation by default, and requires users to turn that on through the Preferences. Make sure to turn it on before continuing with the test.
Basic tests for ensuring keyboard navigation compatibility:
In case you, your development team, or even a user have found an accessibility issue, we’d love to learn about it promptly so we can look into it, understand its reasons, and solve it. Our customer service and technical support teams are your best point of contact to report any such issue, and you can do that by emailing support@smallscreenproducer.com.
Please make sure that your email includes the following pieces of information:
Even when implementing web accessibility solutions, there are still instances where plaintiff law firms will try to file an accessibility lawsuit under ADA Title III.
Should you receive a demand letter that question the compliance level of your website. Please follow the steps below:
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