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April 2026 Newsletter

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Spring Forward April has that feeling of momentum. The days are longer, the year is hitting its stride, and the work you set down in January is finally starting to show results. It’s a good month to look at your accessibility process and ask a simple question: is this easier to understand than it was […]

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April 2026 Newsletter

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Illustration of a website with bandages on it and an overlay icon in the lower left.

Why Accessibility Overlays Don’t Work

  • (And What to Do Instead)
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an organization inside a gear icon with text on the side that says "Who Creates the Rules"

Who Creates Web Content Accessibility Guidelines?

  • (How global collaboration shapes web accessibility)
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March 2026 Newsletter

  • (AAArdvark Circle is open for new members, plus platform updates and what's coming next)
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A web designer sitting at her desk thinking about web accessibility while talking to a client in an office setting.

The Accessibility Conversation You’re Avoiding With Your Clients

  • (How to bring up accessibility, frame the value, and handle the pushback)
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Why Web Accessibility Is Important

  • (Beyond WCAG and Legal Compliance)
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February 2026 Newsletter

  • (AAArdvark Circle is open for new members, plus platform updates and what's coming next)
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Illustration of two people learning about accessibility - one having a lightbulb moment at their laptop, the other reading a book with a checkmark indicating understanding.

What Developers Get Wrong About Accessibility (And What They Get Right)

  • (Setting the record straight on common misconceptions)
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What is web accessibility? What it means, why it matters, and how to get started

What Is Web Accessibility?

  • (Beyond WCAG and Legal Compliance)
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