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What an automation company learned from manual audits

The question every organization asks when evaluating accessibility tools seems simple: if we choose this particular solution, how much manual testing will we still have to do?

What an automation company learned from manual audits

How fixing an accessibility bug can cost $15,000

What does it cost your organization to let an accessibility bug slip through to production? If you never intend to fix the bug, that cost is low.

Some good-ish news for GAAD 2026

Each year, WebAIM releases The WebAIM Million, a report based on scans of the homepages of the top one million websites.

Our (new?) solution on audio descriptions

At Evinced, we post a lot of video, and we are accustomed to doing all we can to make those videos accessible.

Wade Lagrone, Chief Marketing Officer at Evinced

Multi-color audio description icons on navy blue background

Josh Blue asks the questions no one else will (but probably should)

What happens when a world-class comedian, like Josh Blue, interviews an accessibility expert and doesn’t let him off the hook (or out of the phone booth)?

Minding the gap between design and engineering

At the heart of every product development organization is the partnership between designers and engineers.

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What an automation company learned from manual audits

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