Practical writing on website accessibility, app rescue, managed websites, government accessibility, and the decisions business owners and administrators actually have to make.
What smaller U.S. state and local government entities should know about the DOJ Title II web and mobile accessibility rule and its current April 26, 2028 compliance date.
A business-owner guide to Core Web Vitals, what ‘fast’ actually means, and which performance problems are worth fixing first.
How to decide whether an existing website needs focused improvements, ongoing care, or a genuine rebuild — based on its condition and business needs rather than its age alone.
The practical pieces a small-business website actually needs to help customers understand the business, trust it, and take the next step.
A calm first-response guide to accounts, code, infrastructure, data, billing, and the information a new technical team needs for a safe takeover.
A practical checklist for deciding whether an AI-assisted application is ready for real users, real data, and ongoing operational responsibility.
A practical guide to accessibility overlays and widgets, where they may help, and why they do not replace code, content, and workflow remediation.
A professional accessibility audit identifies barriers in representative pages and tasks, connects them to WCAG criteria, explains their effect on users, and organizes remediation priorities.
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