Yesterday, April 16, EdSurge reported that schools across the U.S. are approaching a major digital accessibility deadline, and most are not ready.
Read the full article here: https://www.edsurge.com/news/2026-04-16-the-digital-accessibility-deadline-is-here-schools-aren-t-ready (opens in a new window)
If you run a public sector website, PDFs aren’t just difficult. They’re a known accessibility risk.
You already know the guidance. You already have the documents.
The real question is simpler.
How do you make that content usable for everyone, without rebuilding everything?
Isn’t it frustrating when a website fails without warning? A broken journey. An inaccessible document. Something that simply doesn’t work. These aren’t isolated issues. They’re signals of deeper risk that many organizations still can’t see.
Isn’t it annoying when you use a website and come across issues without even trying to find them? A broken link. A page that doesn't load properly. Something that just doesn't make sense.
In a recent article posted on CMSWire, Lawrence Shaw, CEO of AAAtraq, argues that the real privacy risk facing organizations today is not the absence of consent tools, but the false confidence they create.
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