If your website is not ADA compliant, the most immediate risk is ADA website accessibility lawsuits or demand letters from a plaintiff’s firm. Beyond the… Continue Reading What Happens if My Website is Not ADA Compliant?
ADA website compliance means a website meets the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act so people with disabilities can use it. The ADA… Continue Reading What Is ADA Website Compliance?
Affordable ADA website accessibility audits exist, but are rare. A real audit is a fully manual evaluation of your website against WCAG 2.1 AA or… Continue Reading Where to Find Affordable ADA Website Accessibility Audits
The only reliable way to know if a website is ADA compliant is to conduct a manual ADA compliance audit. The ADA does not publish… Continue Reading How to Know if a Website is ADA Compliant
To avoid an ADA website lawsuit, your website needs to substantively conform to WCAG 2.1 AA. That means conducting a manual accessibility audit, fixing the… Continue Reading How to Avoid an ADA Website Lawsuit
An ADA compliant dental website meets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA standard, the benchmark courts and plaintiffs reference in ADA Title III… Continue Reading How to Make ADA Compliant Dental Websites
Small businesses can afford ADA website compliance by scoping the work to a representative set of pages, prioritizing the issues most often cited in demand… Continue Reading How Small Businesses Can Afford ADA Website Compliance
Restaurant websites get sued at a high rate under Title III of the ADA. To make a restaurant website ADA compliant, conform to WCAG 2.1… Continue Reading How to Make a Restaurant Website ADA Compliant
Making a website ADA compliant means bringing it into conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard courts and federal agencies treat as the practical benchmark… Continue Reading How to Make a Website ADA Compliant
ADA compliance is mandatory for websites operated by public accommodations under Title III and state and local government entities under Title II. The Department of… Continue Reading Is ADA Compliance Mandatory for Websites?
