Wallyax Blogs
Practical writing on digital accessibility - for designers, developers, and compliance teams.
WCAG 3.0 is evolving, but you can prepare now. This guide explains what’s changing in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, why WCAG 2.2 still matters, and the practical steps teams can take today to future-proof accessibility testing, governance, and reporting.
This article explains WCAG AAA in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and how it differs from AA, with specific notes on WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2. It highlights the kinds of “extra” requirements AAA introduces (like enhanced contrast, stricter timing controls, and stronger help and error prevention), how to assess feasibility, and how teams can use AAA as a targeted strategy instead of an all-or-nothing goal.
This post explains how to make online forms ADA accessible using WCAG-based best practices. It covers form labels, instructions, error handling, keyboard navigation, focus management, autocomplete, and screen reader testing, plus a lightweight checklist and workflow to prevent regressions.
This guide explains how to set digital accessibility KPIs that leadership understands by tying accessibility to readiness, risk, coverage, time-to-fix, and team enablement. It includes KPI examples, baseline and target tips, and lightweight accessibility testing workflows to measure real progress without overwhelming teams.
This guide explains the voluntary product accessibility template, the main VPAT types (WCAG, 508, EU, INT), and what your VPAT accessibility report must include to be credible. Learn why scope, testing methodology, and detailed remarks matter to procurement teams, and how to create a buyer-ready ACR with clear accessibility requirements and standards alignment.
This article explains how to identify and fix the most common accessibility issues found in new websites, including poor color contrast, missing labels, broken keyboard navigation, and screen reader barriers. It provides practical fixes, testing tips, and links to accessibility tools and processes to help teams build more inclusive websites from day one.
This article explains what a voluntary product accessibility template is and why VPAT accessibility is essential for meeting accessibility standards, ADA accessibility expectations and enterprise accessibility requirements. It includes practical steps to create your VPAT, run basic accessibility testing and use Wally’s free VPAT generator before moving into a full accessibility audit.
A practical starter guide for teams learning accessibility design for the first time. Covers actionable steps, tools, and examples inspired by the Apple accessibility ad I'm Not Remarkable to help teams build accessible products and improve usability from day one.
SEBI now requires all registered financial advisors, RIAs, research analysts, and regulated entities to make their digital platforms accessible. This article walks you through exactly what to do if you missed the first deadline, how to prepare for SEBI’s 2026 accessibility milestones, and the steps you should take this week to start catching up. You’ll learn how to build your digital asset inventory, what SEBI expects in each compliance phase, when to appoint certified accessibility auditors, and how to avoid a last-minute scramble as the final deadlines approach. The guide also explains why producing documentation like a VPAT helps demonstrate good-faith compliance. It's a practical roadmap for getting on track quickly without feeling overwhelmed.
