Many people have been confused lately about web accessibility deadlines. On April 20, 2026, the Department of Justice gave state and local governments an extra year to comply with Title II of the ADA.

<strong>This Is Already Happening in Our Work</strong>

<strong>The Problem With “If It Ain’t Broke”</strong>

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Many small marketing teams end up managing websites that are larger than they expected.

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<strong>Key Takeaways:</strong>

Now that 2026 is underway, marketing teams are feeling the pressure more clearly than ever.

Marketing teams need to move quickly. Campaigns change, content updates are constant, and landing pages often need to launch on tight timelines.

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If your organization runs on WordPress, you already know its strength lies in flexibility and accessibility. It's the world's most popular content platform for a reason.

<strong>Why Drupal Canvas is the game-changer marketing teams have been waiting for and how Inclind can help you get there.</strong> If you work in digital marketing, you know the "dilemma" all too well.

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