Where, why, and when to use automated QA testing By Carl Swanson Test automation is the most controversial, frustrating, challenging, and rewarding aspect of my work as a software quality assurance (QA) professional, and it seems I’m not alone. Opinions…
How Kevin Erickson stepped up accessibility standards for Virginia DOE By Ravi Jackson “It was like the Wild West,” Kevin Erickson says about accessibility compliance at the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) in 2008. “Back then, it was rare for…
Reflections on DrupalCon’s Driesnote 2018 By Caroline Casals As part of my first DrupalCon, I knew that I wanted to catch the opening keynote. There were a few reasons I was determined not to miss it. First, I hoped I…
Making accessibility updates a team effort For many agencies, digital compliance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is an ongoing process. Especially this year, with updates in January 2018 to formally include the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines…
How to build the best minimum viable product, not the most expensive available product By Ravi Jackson There is often a complex and necessary period of analysis required to replace or upgrade a piece of software or computer system. However,…