Accessibility Knowledge Hub

VPAT 2.5 changes how businesses document ICT accessibility—now essential for government contracting and public sector compliance. Here’s what’s new.

WCAG 2.2’s ISO status is shaking up digital accessibility. Organizations are facing new VPAT pressures as procurement demands shift in 2025.

Why most VPATs fail procurement—and how to get certified for enterprise and government contracts. Real tips on testing, documentation, and passing audits.

See top VPAT providers in the US, why manual audits matter, and what to consider for Section 508 and WCAG compliance. Updated for new accessibility rules.

Federal agencies are tightening Section 508 testing rules. Learn what auditors look for, best practices, and why shortcuts could cost you contracts.

Step-by-step advice on checking digital accessibility. See why automated scans aren’t enough and what real compliance testing involves for your site.

Passed a 508 audit? Here’s how to tell if your product is actually compliant, not just tested. Common pitfalls and what real conformance looks like.

Light gray on white? Blue on blue? Poor contrast blocks access for many. Spot the common errors designers ignore—and why they matter for your site.

Step-by-step advice on ADA, WCAG, and 508 compliance audits—what gets tested, how the process works, and why accessibility matters for every website.

Accessibility reports like VPATs are no longer optional in government procurement. New policies make WCAG conformance a must for all digital vendors.

Skip 508 and you'll feel it: audits, lost federal bids, legal exposure, and reputational damage. Section 508 (WCAG-based) affects agencies and ICT vendors.

Stopping at WCAG Level AA leaves legal risks, reputation hits, and higher costs. Here’s why partial accessibility may not cover you—or your users.