What Website Accessibility Overlays Don’t Protect You From

What website accessibility overlays don’t protect you from

If you’re in the hospitality industry, chances are you’ve invested in tools or vendors promising to make your website “ADA compliant.” Maybe you’ve added overlays, run automated scans, or even rebuilt your site with accessibility in mind. You did everything right—or so you thought. So, why are hotels still getting hit with accessibility lawsuits?

“How to Improve Accessibility of Banking Services” event on 1 July, in Brussels & online

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European Accessibility Act: June 2025 deadline has arrived

On 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (“EAA”)—a 2019 directive—will begin applying to covered products and services.  The EAA imposes

Accessibility is Not an Option: What the European Accessibility Act (EAA) Means for You - IT Supply Chain

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