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Featured: Another web access overlay company sued by a small business

“Another class action lawsuit has been filed by a small business that purchased an overlay monthly subscription, yet still got hit with a lawsuit claiming its website was not accessible. This suit against UserWay by a small online florist, described below, is similar in scope to the class action lawsuit filed against AccessiBe, another overlay vendor, by a small skin care dermatology practice.”

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Sponsored: WordPress cookie banner accessibility lies

Your WordPress cookie banner may not be as legally compliant as you think. In this article, Amber Hinds compares claims and accessibility of popular cookie solutions: Usercentrics, Complianz, GDPR Cookie Compliance and Real Cookie Banner.

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New to A11y

Taeke Reijenga over at A11y Collective write a good introductory post on how to write a legal website accessibility statement. As with anything in the legal realm, consult legal professionals. That said, I appreciate the examples gathered here because they can help you get a good start.

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