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W3C Publishes Updated WCAG 3.0 Working Draft With Reworked Conformance Model

The World Wide Web Consortium released an updated Working Draft of WCAG 3.0 on 10 September 2026, proposing a single conformance level with reporting tiers above and below it, and is seeking public feedback on the approach.

Sep 12, 20264 min read
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Policy & Compliance

GSA Seeks OMB Approval for Centralized Accessibility Conformance Report Repository

The General Services Administration has asked the Office of Management and Budget to approve a new information collection for its Accessibility Conformance Report Repository, a centralized, searchable store of vendor accessibility claims for federal technology procurement.

Sep 11, 20264 min read
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Universal City Deploys Sidewalk Robots to Find ADA Compliance Issues

Universal City, Texas, is using three sensor-equipped robots to map nearly 12 miles of sidewalks and flag hazards that could affect people with disabilities, funded by $94,000 from the city's 2026 fiscal budget.

Sep 10, 20264 min read
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Policy & Compliance

Europe's EN 301 549 v4.1.1 Adopts WCAG 2.2 as the New Accessibility Benchmark

The European accessibility standard EN 301 549 v4.1.1, published in September 2026, adopts WCAG 2.2 for websites, software and documents — though it is not yet the legal reference until cited in the Official Journal.

Sep 9, 20264 min read
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Policy & Compliance

Spain Approves First National Regulation on Cognitive Accessibility

Spain's government has approved Real Decreto 707/2026, the country's first cross-sector regulation on cognitive accessibility, requiring public and private services to make information easy to understand.

Sep 8, 20264 min read
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HUD Imposes One-Year Filing Deadline on Fair Housing Accessibility Complaints

HUD now requires Fair Housing Act accessibility complaints over multifamily design and construction to be filed within one year of a building's certificate of occupancy, rescinding guidance that treated barriers as ongoing violations. Fair housing and disability groups warn the change will bar most claims.

Sep 7, 20264 min read
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