Practical guides on WCAG, testing, and compliance. Written by the team at Kaffeinated Kodemonkey, based on manual audits of real websites and apps.
Start with the article for the big picture. Use the guide to put it into practice.
LMS Accessibility Under Title II
Password-protected LMS course content is not exempt under Title II. School districts and higher-ed institutions must meet WCAG 2.1 AA for instructional materials by the 2027/2028 deadlines.
All articlesWCAG 2.1 vs 2.2: which version does your organization need?
The Title II rule names WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Here is what 2.2 adds and how to plan for both.
See all WCAG explainersPick the area you're working on. Each topic collects the guides that apply to it.
What each success criterion asks for, with examples of passing and failing code.
Manual checks, automated tools, and how to read an audit report.
Color contrast, focus states, headings, link text, and alt text decisions.
Accessible forms, modals, menus, and custom components.
ADA, Section 508, the European Accessibility Act, and what they mean for your site.
How people use screen readers, switch devices, and voice control.
Eight posts, in order. Each one builds on the one before it.
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