August accessibility focus: Headings
Accessible heading guidelines are good for developers and content editors to know. They’ll help developers as they make designs a reality and content editors as they create and edit pages.
Documentation and Web Accessibility Articles
This Month's Accessibility Focus
Featured Article
The Web Accessibility Framework
A framework to help your organization understand, organize, improve, and communicate web accessibility.
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Pope Tech for Websites
Web Accessibility Platform Product Updates – 2025
2025 Product Updates for Pope Tech’s Web Accessibility Platform.
Help Center
The Pope Tech Help Center provides documentation and videos on how to use Pope Tech for Websites.
How to fix the 5 most common Accessibility errors
How to fix the 5 most common web accessibility errors. With examples taken from live websites.
Pope Tech for Courses
Canvas Accessibility Dashboard Product updates – 2025
2025 Product Updates for Pope Tech’s Canvas Accessibility Dashboard.
Canvas Documentation
The Pope Tech Canvas Documentation provides documentation and videos on how to use Pope Tech for Courses.
How to create accessible Canvas courses
8 accessibility strategies to make accessible Canvas courses.
Some of our favorite accessibility articles
5 heading accessibility issues and how to fix them
Headings are the main navigation method for assistive tech users, so learn how to make them accessible and fix any inaccessible headings.
How to make charts and graphs more accessible
Learn how to make charts and graphs more accessible.
Web Accessibility Framework
A way for all organizations to understand, organize, improve, and communicate web accessibility.
Automated and manual accessibility testing work best together
Learn how you get a more reliable accessibility strategy when used together.
A complete guide for adding captions to YouTube videos
Learn everything you need to know to add captions to your own YouTube videos.
PDFs, non-HTML documents, and accessibility
PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoints, and Excel spreadsheets are non-HTML documents. Non-HTML documents have special accessibility considerations.