Accessibility Auditing & Testing
Knowbility provides a wide range of accessible web design and development services to help you get your web site and technology products up to compliance standards. Over the past eighteen years, we have helped literally hundreds of corporations, education institutions, government agencies and nonprofit companies achieve their accessibility goals through testing, training, strategic planning and policy development services.
Our experts are internationally recognized for their role in creating the worldwide standard for web accessibility implementation and training. When we work with you on a project, our goal is to teach-as-we-go. We want your team to incorporate good accessibility practices into your processes and become independent, i.e. able to sustain accessibility into the future.
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A competition based in Austin, Texas that pairs teams of web developers and students with nonprofits to create or improve their websites.
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Knowbility’s team of web accessibility professionals is, arguably, the most knowledgeable in the field. They do testing right. They maintain the highest standards and will make sure you know how to make your site truly accessible.
Daniel Hudson Burnham, Architect & Urban Planner
Our mission is to support the independence of children and adults with disabilities by promoting the use and improving the availability of accessible information technology.
Our Story
Knowbility, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Austin, Texas and an award-winning leader in accessible information technology.
Each year we directly serve more than 1,000 people through our OpenAIR program and our training and consulting services.
Since 1999, Knowbility has been working with hundreds of business, educational entities, government and nonprofit organizations to train staff, implement effective accessibility strategies, and monitor long term goals to reach millions of new users.
Knowbility, Inc. was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in March, 1999 shortly after conducting its first community-building event called the Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR Austin) now called OpenAIR. AIR Austin proved to be an effective model for engaging the information technology sector and the social services community in disability issues. It has since become an annual event and been replicated in several U.S. cities. Knowbility’s team of experts is internationally recognized for its role in creating the worldwide standard for web accessibility implementation and training.
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OpenAIR
The Accessibility Internet Rally is a global competition based in Austin, Texas that pairs teams of top web developers and web design students with nonprofit organizations to create or improve their websites. The competition is hosted by Knowbility. It costs $100 for nonprofits to create or re-do their websites.