Weekly accessibility reports providing associations with actionable accessibility guidance to help leaders make informed decisions and stay ahead of evolving requirements.
Each Friday, EMS reviews accessibility performance and shares what we’re finding — in plain language, with practical next steps. No jargon, no scare tactics. Just a clear picture of where things stand today and what a good next step looks like.
LATEST REPORT
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Weekly Accessibility Report — September 11, 2026
Accessibility governance requires managing two speeds: tracking evolving W3C and EU (WCAG 2.2) standards while enforcing daily vendor accountability and release management. Sustainable member experiences rely on continuous operational integration, not annual audits.
PREVIOUS REPORTS
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Weekly Accessibility Report — September 11, 2026
Accessibility governance requires managing two speeds: tracking evolving W3C and EU (WCAG 2.2) standards while enforcing daily vendor accountability and release management. Sustainable member experiences rely on continuous operational integration, not annual audits.
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Weekly Accessibility Report — September 4, 2026
EN 301 549 version 4.1.1 is now published, aligning web, document, and software standards with WCAG 2.2. Association leaders must embed accessibility into daily operations—from tech procurement and contract language to content creation and member services.
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Weekly Accessibility Report — August 28, 2026
PDF · 4 pages — Accessibility is becoming an executive leadership issue. Is your organization treating it like one?
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Weekly Accessibility Report — August 21, 2026
PDF · 4 pages — Accessibility problems often begin long before anyone runs a website scan.
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Weekly Accessibility Report — August 14, 2026
PDF · 4 pages — Accessibility is no longer just a website issue. It is becoming an organization-wide responsibility touching publishing, procurement, technology vendors, staff training, content production, and executive accountability.