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“Our site needs accessibility certification — where do we even start?” That’s usually the first overwhelming question once this lands on your desk. Running a scanner and clearing every error it flags doesn’t get you certified, and the guidance out there is scattered across too many places. This post exists to cut through that confusion — walking through what certification actually verifies, what standard it’s judged against, and where the pass line sits, aimed squarely at someone preparing for it for the first time. ...

“Your project spec says ‘must comply with KWCAG 2.2.’ But what does that actually mean you have to do?” If you’ve ever worked on an accessibility project in Korea, you’ve probably paused at a line like that at least once. Search around and you’ll find WCAG mentioned in one place, KWCAG in another, versions 2.1 and 2.2 tangled together — it’s easy to lose track of which standard you’re actually supposed to follow. This post breaks down what KWCAG 2.2 actually is and how it’s structured, from a practitioner’s point of view. ...