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• May 30, 2026

  The Website Accessibility Checklist: 8 Common Issues (And How to Fix Them)

  A practical checklist for small business owners: the 8 most common website accessibility issues from the 2026 WebAIM Million, with plain-English fixes most site owners can handle without a developer.

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• May 29, 2026

  Will an Accessibility Widget Protect You From an ADA Lawsuit?

  No, and the public record is clear about why. A founder-written look at the FTC accessiBe order, what the 2025 lawsuit data actually shows, and what reduces your exposure.

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• May 29, 2026

  Why Half Your Visitors Can't Read Your Phone Number

  Light gray text and 14-pixel fonts are quietly costing small businesses calls. Why it happens, the contrast ratio that matters, and the three fixes that move the needle.

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• May 20, 2026

  5 Ways to Make Your Nonprofit's Website Easier to Read

  Nonprofit home pages are 23% more accessible than the average website, but page complexity is rising fast. Five practical readability improvements, with citations from the 2026 WebAIM Million and the British Dyslexia Association.

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• May 19, 2026

  Accessibility Widgets for Nonprofits After the AccessiBe Fine

  Following the April 2025 FTC consent order against accessiBe, a nonprofit website manager's guide to evaluating accessibility overlays, with five questions to ask any vendor before installing.

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• May 17, 2026

  We Read the Overlay Fact Sheet. Here's What We Built.

  How EasyNav addresses the concerns in the Overlay Fact Sheet: Shadow DOM encapsulation, no ARIA modifications, no event interception, and a different audience than overlay critics target. Includes verification instructions.

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• May 12, 2026

  Will This Widget Break My Site? How EasyNav Stays Out of the Way

  How the Shadow DOM keeps EasyNav from interfering with your site's styles, scripts, layout, or screen reader users. A technical explainer for owners who have been burned by widgets before.

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• May 12, 2026

  What Data Does EasyNav Collect About Your Visitors?

  EasyNav does not have a database of visitors. Here is what that actually means: no cookies, no server-side visitor data, preferences stored locally in each visitor's own browser.

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