Digital products run on information. Sites, applications, and software products constantly communicate to the people using them: how to complete tasks, what to know about a process or topic, what to do next, what’s gone wrong, how to get help,…

If your software products are like most others, they are complex, data intensive, and functionality dense. At the same time, real people use those software products for critical day-to-day work. Creating complex software is difficult. Balancing that kind of complexity…

The best accessibility intentions won’t get you very far if you have no plan to put them into action. Goals must be set. Policies and procedures must be defined. Knowledge for creating accessible digital products must be disseminated. Digital creators…

Part of the Accessibility for Developers WhitepaperThis article is one part of a comprehensive whitepaper about building accessible digital products, written in partnership between truematter and Progress. You can download the full whitepaper from the Progress site. ———— Think of…

Part of the Accessibility for Developers WhitepaperThis article is one part of a comprehensive whitepaper about building accessible digital products, written in partnership between truematter and Progress. You can download the full whitepaper from the Progress site. ———— Alternative (alt)…