AccessPro

09/08/2026

08/27/2026

"We'll do accessibility after launch."

Here's why that sentence costs more than it sounds like it does.

Adding alt text as you upload products: seconds each.
Backfilling alt text across 4,000 products two years later: a project.

Picking accessible colour contrast during design: free.
Changing your brand palette after it's on your packaging, emails and ads: expensive.

Building a form with proper labels: the same amount of work as building it without.
Rebuilding checkout after a complaint: weeks, plus legal fees.

Accessibility isn't expensive. Retrofitting is expensive.

The cheapest time to do it was when you built the thing. The second cheapest is today. 💙

08/27/2026

4,928 last year. On pace for over 6,000 this year.

Behind every one of those filings is someone who couldn't finish a purchase.

That's the part the chart doesn't show. Accessibility isn't a legal problem that occasionally inconveniences customers — it's a customer problem that occasionally becomes legal.

Fix it in that order and the lawsuits take care of themselves.

08/20/2026

We're now on four platforms. 🎉
AccessPro is available on Shopify, Wix, BigCommerce, and GoHighLevel — with more than 10,000 merchants already using it to make their stores easier for everyone to shop.

08/20/2026

Your storefront looks great. But can everyone use it?

Low-vision shoppers who need bigger text. Customers navigating by keyboard instead of a mouse. Anyone using a screen reader. If your theme doesn't account for them, they leave — and you never see it in your analytics.

That's what we built ADA Accessibility Widget by AP for.

Install it on your Shopify store and shoppers get controls for text size, contrast, readable fonts, and keyboard navigation — without you touching a line of code.

Rated 4.9 by 86 merchants. Free plan available, so you can see the difference before you spend anything.

👉 Search "ADA Accessibility Widget by AP" on the Shopify App Store. or checkout this link : https://apps.shopify.com/access-pro

09/17/2021

Welcome to our Weekend Podcast Recommendation! This week we are showcasing "The Dealer Playbook" with Michael Cirillo, a podcast for today's automotive professional.

Join host Michael Cirillo, CEO of FlexDealer, to find inspiration and actionable insights into growing your dealerships or personal career in the automotive business.

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dealer-playbook/id857094979

‎Business · 2021

09/14/2021

A future beyond brick and mortar: Disruption in automotive retail

Insights from McKinsey and Company:
Visiting a dealership still ranks as the #1 factor influencing purchasing decisions
~70% of car buyers who consider the dealership a major touch point for physically experiencing the car
2-3 dealership visits is still the norm

Read the full report here: https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/automotive-and-assembly/our-insights/a-future-beyond-brick-and-mortar-disruption-in-automotive-retail

As customer expectations evolve and cost pressures rise, automotive retail strategies must also change rapidly.

09/10/2021

The DeLorean Time Machine featured in the hit classic film Back To The Future might be one of the most iconic movie cars in history.

The car was originally manufactured by the now defunct DeLorean Motor Company (DMC) in 1982 and three different versions were used for the films. One was a the most detailed car used for filming the exterior, another was used for stunts, and the last car was a chopped up version used to film the characters when inside the car because the vehicle was too small to fit both the camera and actors at the same time.

The Ford Motor Company also offered $75,000 for a Ford Mustang to be featured in the movie instead, however this was shut down by Bob Gale, one of the producers, stating that "Doc Brown doesn't drive a... Mustang".

09/09/2021

By 2030, Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology pricing could be on par with EVs. The industry could be heading into a cleaner and more sustainable era.

And: why the South Korean automaker likens batteries and fuel-cell tech to milk and cheese

09/08/2021

Some car history facts this Wednesday morning! 🚗

Nicolaus Otto was a german engineer who began working on what would eventually become the modern day internal combustion engine. His attempts first began in 1860 and by 1864, he had founded The world's first company that solely focused the design and production of internal combustion engines.