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October 2026 Newsletter

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Many Hands October is harvest season, and nobody brings in a harvest alone. It takes a crew, and it takes everyone knowing which rows are theirs. Accessibility work runs the same way. Most sites get fixed by a team: someone scanning, someone testing, a developer making the changes, a client signing off. This month’s updates […]

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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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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)
  • Picture of Susan Ford by Susan Ford
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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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