Is Your Website Accessible?
Accessible.org
Digital Accessibility + Compliance Experts
ADA Website Compliance
Most of our clients are completely unaware they can be sued over website accessibility.
Read our ADA website compliance guide to learn exactly what you should know about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), lawsuits, and digital assets.
ADA Title II Web Rule
In a historic update to existing ADA Title II regulation, the Department of Justice issued a new rule covering web and mobile app accessibility for state and local governments.
We’ve distilled all requirements, exceptions, and details into our own ADA Title II web accessibility fact sheet, which covers all of the key accessibility requirements and exceptions, including free resources for public entities.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the technical standards for web accessibility that are best practice or required for compliance with digital accessibility laws.
WCAG provides essential knowledge for not only website accessibility but all digital assets. Although WCAG is written for web-based assets, its principles apply to software, documents, mobile apps, and other digital assets.
We can help you navigate WCAG versions 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 so that you can better understand web accessibility, what it means in relation to the law, and exactly how to meet every single AA success criterion in the different versions of the guidelines.
Digital Accessibility Laws
We also have extensive coverage of all the major digital accessibility laws in the United States and abroad.
Although the majority of our U.S. audience is interested in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), thousands of visitors from around the globe rely on our guides to understand digital accessibility compliance requirements with international laws.
Website Accessibility Works for Everyone
Website accessibility is incredibly important but frequently overlooked. Aside from legal requirements, meeting disability standards is also a great way to reach a wider audience and generate a positive experience for all visitors.
Web accessibility specialists will help you avoid legal risks by complying with the ADA and conforming to WCAG while also improving your brand’s reputation.
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Our Web Accessibility Services
Why Accessible.org?
Accessible.org founder Kris Rivenburgh is an attorney who specializes in web accessibility and compliance. Kris ensures that clients follow best practices for ADA compliance (and compliance with other laws) by paying meticulous attention to detail and incorporating thorough processes to ensure WCAG conformance.
Accessible.org’s most requested service, audits, are extremely thorough and easy to understand so that clients can take immediate action to reduce risk and advance towards WCAG conformance. We complete our comprehensive reports with technical support, consultation, and training.
FOUNDER
Kris Rivenburgh
Kris is an attorney and leading expert in ADA compliance and website accessibility. He wrote The ADA Book, the first book on ADA compliance for the digital world.
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Success Stories and Partnerships
Accessible.org has successfully worked with organizations from a wide range of industries, including government, finance, education, and retail. Our services have helped companies meet their compliance goals while creating a better user experience.
Accessible.org offers a wide variety of services to help your organization with website accessibility, training, documentation, certification, and compliance.
We serve all types of organizations. From sole proprietors to local governments to multinational corporations, we can help you with digital accessibility and compliance. Although most clients come to us for website accessibility, we can support you with documents, software, social media, and other digital assets.