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Another website accessibility overlay company has been sued. This time it involves UserWay and a class-action lawsuit. Find out what this means for you as a website designer or developer.
Episode #189: UserWay Class-action Lawsuit
Category: News
Episode #185: FTC Fines accessiBe $1 Million for Deceptive Claims
The FTC has issued a complaint and fine against accessiBe. Here’s what you need to know about it and what it means for web designers and developers.
FTC Fines accessiBe $1 Million for Deceptive Claims: Read or Listen
Episode #179: Adobe’s New Terms of Service: What You Need to Know—With Matt the Lawyer
Adobe’s latest terms of service updates have caused an uproar in the design industry, with designers saying they are leaving Adobe once and for all. Find out what you need to know—from a lawyer—about Adobe’s terms of use.
Adobe’s New Terms of Service: What You Need to Know—With Matt the Lawyer: Read or Listen
Episode #174: Canva Acquires Affinity: What It Means for Designers
The news of Canva buying Affinity and its parent company Serif has shocked and outraged designers worldwide. Find out more about the Affinity acquisition and what it means for designers.
Canva Acquires Affinity: What It Means for Designers: Read or Listen
Episode #168: Level Access Acquiring UserWay: Huh?!
Accessibility company Level Access has warned against website accessibility overlays in the past. So it shocked the accessibility industry when they announced plans to acquire UserWay, known for its overlay. Find out what this potentially means for the industry.
Episode #167: Adobe Acquiring Figma: The Full Scoop
Get the scoop about what happened with Adobe acquiring Figma and what it means for designers.
Episode #156: AudioEye versus Adrian Roselli: The SLAPP Heard Around the World
The web accessibility community is in an uproar about the AudioEye lawsuit against 30-year accessibility champion Adrian Roselli for his criticism of their overlay product.
AudioEye versus Adrian Roselli: The SLAPP Heard Around the World: Read or Listen
Episode #139: Adobe Removing Pantone Colors: What Graphic Designers Need to Know
Pantone color books are being phased out of Adobe Creative Cloud, greatly impacting many graphic designers. Access to all Pantone libraries will require a paid Pantone Connect subscription. Find out what you need to know and what options you have.
Adobe Removing Pantone Colors: What Graphic Designers Need to Know: Read or Listen