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Grey text, product photos with no description, forms that lose their labels when you type. Five EAA failures you can spot without writing code: medium.com/@Steven-TYW/... #a11y

In Spiderman Brand New Day nobody remembers Peter. He still shows up and helps anyway. Your site gets the same test. Screen reader or keyboard-only user arrives. You don’t get to know their name first. Just let them in. #a11y #access4everyone getuptocode.com

The ADA website deadline changed in 2026 but only for government or Medicaid sites. Most businesses were already free from this rule before the date arrived. Read our scan to see who actually needs action now. #ADA #compliance

A new report shows many sites still use risky overlays in 2026. We saw these widgets on hundreds of pages during our scan. Do not assume they stop legal trouble. Read the full findings here. #accessibility #ADA

Accessibility overlays promise a one line fix. In 2024 more than 1,000 businesses running one got sued anyway. The widget doesn't remove the barriers in your markup. We report what's actually there. #a11y #accessibility

More than half of all home pages are missing alt text, says the WebAIM Million from @webaim.bsky.social. A screen reader reads the file name instead, so a blind shopper hears "IMG 4032 dot jpg". #a11y

Over 4,000 ADA lawsuits hit US business websites in 2024. The barriers are often real. The business model behind the demand letter often isn't. Step one is knowing which parts of your site actually block a screen reader.

A tool that says AI checks your site for you is guessing. We run the checks a developer runs. Does the button have a label. Does the image have alt text. Does the form field say what it is. No guessing.

New here. We scan US small business sites for accessibility barriers, privacy and tracking, and FTC disclosure gaps. You get a 0 to 100 risk score and ranked findings. Technical analysis, not legal advice.