Oct 09

The Domino’s Case Could Reshape Accessibility in the Digital Era

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This week, the Supreme Court sent a clear message to retailers nationwide: Accessibility isn’t about just physical stores anymore. On Monday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Domino’s attempt to appeal a 2017 lawsuit the retailer faced for having a website that was inaccessible to the screen-readers used by the blind community. The Supreme…

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