
Stark in Storybook to power your design system accessibility right where it’s built
Stark now integrates directly into Storybook, bringing continuous accessibility monitoring across your entire component library — every story, every variation, tracked over time. Regressions in your design system surface the moment they appear, before they propagate downstream to the products built from your components.
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ADA Title II: What the April 24 deadline means for the Government software stack
On April 24, 2026, the DOJ's ADA Title II rule goes into effect. For state and local governments serving populations over 50,000, WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance is no longer purely advisory — it's federal law. For every software team building, supporting, or selling into those public sector organizations, that obligation is closer to home than most currently recognize. The compliance chain doesn't stop at the government's door.
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Stark in Slack & Microsoft Teams: Breaking accessibility insights out of their silo
Stark now connects directly with Slack and Microsoft Teams, bringing accessibility project status, health, and compliance posture into the tools where your teams already work and communicate regularly. Query on demand or subscribe to automatic updates — without leaving your workflow.
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Stark now supports SCIM, for enterprise onboarding without the overhead
With SCIM, sync identities from your identity provider directly with Stark’s team management. And with it, user and group provisioning become automatic — reducing manual work, minimizing admin overhead, and shrinking the time between procurement and adoption.
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Bringing Accessibility Intelligence right to your IDE and terminal
Stark's source code integrations bring real-time comprehensive accessibility detection and remediation directly into the workflows that already accelerate your development — with CLI tools and ESLint plugins in your IDE. The moment you, or your AI coding assistant, type a line of code that'll create an accessibility barrier, you address it before it gets merged to main. With support for React, Vue, Angular, React Native, and Flutter.
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Peanuts for the Elephant: Building the future of governable and scalable accessibility
In this post we detail the state of accessibility, how agentic AI impacts the space, and how we positioned ourselves over the last year to build the future of governable and scalable digital accessibility in organizations — tying product to policy.
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Stark's 2026 "new year, new [feature] cheer" kickoff
Highlights from the many new features and updates made to the Stark platform in 2025, as a way to kick off the 2026 announcements and roadmap ahead.
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Using Folders in Stark to organize your accessibility projects (and spark joy!)
Keep accessibility projects organized your way. With Stark’s new folder support, you can now group projects by product, client, compliance cycle, or status — making it simple to manage accessibility work at any scale.
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Auto-Generate a branded accessibility statement in seconds
Generate your accessibility statement in seconds with Stark’s new Auto-Generated accessibility statement feature. Built into Compliance Center, it helps teams quickly create, edit, and publish transparent, standards-aligned statements that demonstrate accessibility commitment and compliance—all in just a few clicks.
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Introducing native mobile code integrations: monitor and remediate iOS and Android accessibility
Mobile is the front door to the internet for billions of people worldwide. With Stark’s new iOS and Android app integrations, teams can now continuously monitor, test, and remediate accessibility across mobile apps—right alongside your web projects. Run instrumentation or lint tests, and bring all results into one centralized view.
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GDPR Redux — Accessibility Edition: 4 things execs must nail with the EAA
As the European Accessibility Act (EAA) enters enforcement phase, companies face the same scramble they once did with GDPR. This post outlines the four key shifts every exec must understand, the real implications of EN 301 549 and EN 17161, and why treating accessibility as a governance and risk function—rather than a siloed fix—gives early movers a competitive edge.
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Introducing Auto-Generated VPATs: Simplified process, massive time and money saved
Auto-Generated VPATs eliminate weeks to months of manual, time-consuming, and expensive processes by instantly producing industry-standard VPAT reports directly from your accessibility work—enabling you to prove compliance, accelerate sales, and/or stay ahead of regulations.
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Introducing "Help me fix" with AI code remediation snippets
AI Code Remediation is supporting non-devs (and teams new to accessibility) in remediating code with confidence. The goal isn’t just faster fixes—it’s building understanding and making accessibility part of every team’s efficiency gains and workflow optimizations so there’s never extra searching, guesswork, or bottlenecks with “accessibility to blame”.
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Announcing Stark's MCP Server
Baked into developers’ local environments or well-known products like Claude, Stark’s MCP (Model Context Protocol) seamlessly connects you to the rest of the organization. It also provides additional context and capabilities in your workflow, followed by actual results into any decision-making processes that are happening — all with the help of AI.
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WCAG vs EAA: Understanding where WCAG stops and where the EAA starts
Many teams believe that meeting WCAG standards means their digital products are compliant with the European Accessibility Act (EAA). Using a clear comparison grounded in EN 301 549 and EN 17161, we extensively detail what’s in and out of scope—and why organizations need to operationalize accessibility like they do privacy and security.
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