Taylor Arndt

1 month ago

Taylor Arndt
1 month ago

Are You Relying on Accessibility Overlays? You Should Be Worried.

If your business depends on accessibility overlays like UserWay, it’s time to rethink your approach. The recent lawsuit against UserWay proves what the disability community has been saying for years—overlays are not a real accessibility solution. (1/3)

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Taylor Arndt

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Overlays don’t fix fundamental accessibility issues. Instead, they often create more barriers for disabled users, putting businesses at legal risk while giving a false sense of compliance. The lawsuit against UserWay is just the latest example of how these tools fail both users and companies. (2/3)

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Taylor Arndt

in reply to Taylor Arndt 1 month ago

If you’re serious about digital accessibility, ditch the overlays and invest in real, sustainable solutions—like proper coding practices, WCAG compliance, and user testing with disabled individuals.

Read more about the UserWay lawsuit here: lflegal.com/2025/02/userway-ov…

#Accessibility #UserWay #Lawsuit #A11y #DigitalInclusion #WebAccessibility (3/3)

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.

^{Law Office of Lainey Feingold}

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Taylor Arndt

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Taylor Arndt

Taylor Arndt

Another Web Access Overlay Company Sued by a Small Business

Taylor Arndt
1 month ago