Accessibility

Articles, Case Studies, Episodes, Webinars, and White Papers

Community-Powered Web Standards: Organized Excellence in Design

We're joined by Joyce Peralta to explore McGill's "Web Standards", the key to managing 1,500 sites & transforming their digital landscape. Learn how your organization can benefit too!

Web Accessibility Q&A: Overcoming Excuses and Misconceptions

Watch a live Q&A about common misconceptions and excuses about web accessibility with Lullabot and DubBot on Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2023.

The New Olivero Theme – Awesome to the Core

A group of Lullabots (and Former 'bot and podcast co-host Mike Herchel) get together to discuss the new Default theme in Drupal 9 and 10 that they helped build.

Writing Better Alt Text

Good alt text is foundational for good web accessibility. To write good alt text, you need to have good guidelines in place coupled with proper training.

How Cool Accessibility Tools Can Make Your Life Easier

Websites, bookmarklets, browser extensions, downloads, operating system software, and Drupal modules that can help you make your website more accessible.

An Accessibility Checklist for Your Website: Part 2

Whether you're a developer or a designer, everyone has a role to play in making websites more accessible and usable for site visitors. Here are six more accessibility improvements to pay attention to.

An Accessibility Checklist for Your Website

A prioritized checklist of steps to take to make a website more accessible.

Web Accessibility: Definitions and Acronyms

An overview of the many definitions and acronyms pertaining to web accessibility and why its important to be familiar with them.

The Business Impact of Website Accessibility

While it is not always easy to build accessibility into your website projects, it is always the right thing to do, and there is a clear business case to be made.

Drupal Accessibility: Why It's Worth It

While some developers rightly focus on how to make websites accessible, this article focuses on the why. Why does the Drupal community hold accessibility in such high esteem?