plugin_name = $plugin_name; $this->active_tab = (isset($_GET['tab'])) ? sanitize_text_field($_GET['tab']) : 'default'; $this->settings = array( ); if($this->this_tab == $this->active_tab){ add_action($this->plugin_name.'_tab_content', array($this,'tab_content')); } add_action($this->plugin_name.'_tab', array($this,'tab'),1); $this->register_settings(); } function register_settings(){ foreach($this->settings as $setting){ register_setting( $this->setting_key, $setting['field']); } } function tab(){ ?> tab_name, 'accessibility-help-button' ); ?>
In 2017 we attended the National Federation of the Blind National Convention in Orlando, Florida. While we were there we learned not only about Section 508 compliance but we learned about the difficulty that the visually impaired community has with navigating the internet.
We bring a unique set of skills and mindset to your companies Section 508 compliance that’s because we where WordPress developers first. Our passion began with creating WordPress websites and plugins. Then that passion grew to include helping 100’s of millions of disabled people with Web Accessibility. We decided that we were going to take our Web Development skills and combine that with the knowledge and insight about web accessibility that we’ve gained.
We actively give talks about web accessibility and Section 508 to local WordPress groups like WordCamps, WordPress developer meetups, local Barcamps, YouTube and even Podcasts.
We believe that this is exactly what is happening right now. We are able to use our skill set to help in an area that we are passionate about. There has been a push to increase the usability of the internet for people with disabilities and companies are responding by making their websites ADA Section 508 compliant. If you follow these Section 508 guidelines then your website or software will be so much easier to navigate for a disabled person especially a low-vision user and you will not have to worry about lawsuits.