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Title II of the ADA requires state and local governments to make services, programs, and activities accessible to people with disabilities. But it’s not just… Continue Reading Title II: Who Does New ADA Website Accessibility Rule Apply To?
The new Title II web accessibility rule under the ADA includes every important exceptions that public entities must know before taking inventory. Below is an… Continue Reading Web Content Exceptions Under New Title II Rule
Introduction The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are technical standards for web accessibility. WCAG is internationally recognized by organizations and legal authorities across the world… Continue Reading WCAG 2.1 AA Guide for Beginners or Experts (Plain English)
There is nothing in the market like the ADA Compliance Course. The ADA Compliance Course is accessibility training designed to stop lawsuits. Website owners can… Continue Reading ADA Website Training
ADA website lawsuits settlement amounts usually range between $5,000 and $20,000. However, it is not uncommon for small businesses to settle for less than $5,000.… Continue Reading ADA Website Compliance Lawsuit Settlement Amounts
Because there are no governing bodies (i.e., legal authorities) that certify websites as “ADA compliant”, the best paths to website accessibility certification are a conformance… Continue Reading How to Certify a Website as ADA Compliant
Receiving a demand letter alleging that your website is in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) can be a daunting experience. Many business… Continue Reading After You Receive an ADA Website Demand Letter, Next Steps
HB21-1110 compliance is mandatory for Colorado state and local platform providers and content owners. HB21-1110 is mostly known as a website accessibility law but it… Continue Reading Colorado HB21-1110 Website Accessibility Compliance