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In the executive summary for the new web accessibility rule published in the Federal Register, we see the following section: In this rule, the Department… Continue Reading What is Web Content Under Title II of the ADA?
It’s not classified as an exception, but state and local governments don’t technically have to be 100% conformant with WCAG 2.1 AA. Although WCAG 2.1… Continue Reading Minor WCAG 2.1 AA Issues Allowed Under New ADA Title II Rule
Public schools, universities, and other educational entities covered by ADA Title II must ensure their digital assets conform to WCAG 2.1 AA. This guide covers… Continue Reading Digital Accessibility in Education: How Schools Become ADA Title II Compliant
Plan for approximately 3-8 months to bring a single website into full WCAG 2.1 AA conformance under the ADA Title II rule. Your actual timeline… Continue Reading Timeline: How Long Will ADA Title II Website Accessibility Compliance Take?
A conforming alternative version is a second version of a website, mobile app, or web content that is accessible. One problem is that this version… Continue Reading Use of Conforming Alternate Versions Limited in New ADA Title II Web Rule
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 ADA’s Title II web rule requires WCAG 2.1 AA conformance for state and local government websites and mobile apps, but it carves out five… 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