Author: Blake Bertuccelli-Booth

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    Our Vision: Three Game-Changing Projects

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    Equalify Platform, EQ2, and Runtime Accessibility outlined by Equalify founder, Blake Bertuccelli-Booth.

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    DigitalA11Y: Equalify’s First Official Partner

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    Equalify is proud to have partnered with DigitalA11Y, a leading accessibility consultancy founded by Raghavendra Satish Peri, to help transform websites into inclusive spaces for all.

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    How Web Accessibility Widgets and Overlays Create Problems for People with Disabilities [Video]

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    Blake and Kevin discuss the growing trend of accessibility overlays and why they might do more harm than good.

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    Why LLMs Will Never Be Able to Perform All Accessibility Code Review

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    Physicist Noah Rahman and Blake Bertuccelli-Booth dive into Accessibility and AI.

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    Why Accessible Iframes Matter [Video]

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    In this episode of Equalify Snippets, we discuss the importance of accessible iframes and how automated accessibility reports like those from Equalify may only scratch the surface. Hosted by Blake Bertuccelli-Booth, founder of Equalify, and Kevin Andrews, a certified web accessibility specialist, this episode focuses on a specific iframe issue and how it affects users, particularly…

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    A11y’s AI Future (The Future is Now)

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    As a web accessibility professional, my role involves understanding how technology interacts with content. This article explores how AI-powered tools will affect web accessibility and how AI technology is transforming A11y tech. Apple Intelligence: A11y Game Changer Apple recently released a beta version of their AI tool, Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence revolutionizes user interaction, enabling…

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    How We’re Making WordPress.org Accessible

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    Equalify’s mission is to make the web more accessible, and I believe that making WordPress more accessible is key to that mission. In standing behind that belief, we donate our platform (and I donate my time) to WordPress. My first step in making WordPress more accessible is understanding what websites their organization runs. This document…

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    Version One Preview

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    Equalify’s Version One is launching on August 1 at 11:11 CST. Our Version One launches the basis for future development. We’ve included a robust API, a radically accessible and fast dashboard, and native screen reader support. We’ve also included the following features: Launching Version One also means launching our product. Equalify is available to our…