What’s New with WCAG 2.2?
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the international standards for accessibility on the internet and WCAG 2.2 became the officially recommended version on October 5, 2023. The latest update includes 9 new success criteria, one success criterion moving up a level, and for the first time, a success criterion is being removed. The focus of these updates is on users with low vision, cognitive impairments, and limited fine motor skills. Learn about these updates and their potential impact on you and your site from Aten’s Senior Accessibility and QA Lead, Michaela Lederman, an IAAP certified Web Accessibility Specialist.

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