Keyboard navigation is an often overlooked aspect of ensuring your website’s accessibility. Learn more about why this is important and how to implement it correctly.
PDFs are among the most commonly published file types on government and education websites — and among the most frequently inaccessible. Here’s what’s at stake, where the problem starts, and how a simple pre-export checklist can prevent most errors before they happen.
Featured in our Spring2026 newsletter:
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What is it? Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is the process of verifying that you are who you claim to be when logging in to a device or an account. If you’re reading this from your work computer, you probably logged in to your computer – that’s single-factor authentication. But single-factor authentication is no longer enough to keep your accounts secure. Learn more below about the various ways you can digitally authenticate your identity. Understanding the Types
Learn the different audio description options for YouTube videos, what to include, and the process to create them.
Descriptive link text is a Level A requirement, not a style preference While reviewing web content, we often found the same pattern over and over: a useful sentence ending in a link on the words “click here” or just “here.” It is one of the most common accessibility failures in web content, and one of the easiest to fix. WebAIM’s February 2026 analysis of the top one million home pages found ambiguous link text —
Featured in our Summer 2026 newsletter:
Executive Director’s Note
Department Updates:
Executive Director’s Note, Business and Finance, Client Services, Distance Learning, Banner & Degree Works, Development Team, Telecom, Systems
