Shopify website owners have been relentlessly targeted in ADA website compliance lawsuits. In fact, many of our clients are Shopify small business owners who have… Continue Reading A Strong Guide to Shopify ADA Compliance
Prospective clients often tell us that they know a fully accessible website or a 100% ADA compliant website is impossible. While perfection is possible, perfect… Continue Reading Is 100% Perfect Website Accessibility Impossible?
Of the ADA website defenses available, the best way to dismiss an ADA website lawsuit is by showing the plaintiff lacks standing. In this guide,… Continue Reading How to Dismiss Your ADA Website Case for Lack of Standing
When people ask about making their website ADA compliant, what they’re really asking is how do I make sure I’m not sued over website accessibility.… Continue Reading Exactly How to Make Your Website ADA Compliant (Using Lawsuits)
When we consult with small businesses who have been sued over website accessibility, it’s not uncommon for our clients to ask, “Should I just take… Continue Reading ADA Lawsuits: Should You Take Down Your Website?
I talked to a brand new client today who found out she was sued over website accessibility after a digital accessibility agency and defense attorney… Continue Reading Answers to Client Questions After Online Store Owner Sued Over ADA Compliance
In this practical primer on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, we get right to the point and tell you exactly what you need to know… Continue Reading Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Overview
One of the ways you can get a ADA website lawsuit dismissed in federal court is through mootness. This basically means that if we fix… Continue Reading How to Dismiss an ADA Website Case Based on Mootness
We talk to website owner / operators who are afraid of getting sued over website accessibility every week. They read about WCAG, audits, plaintiffs’ lawyers,… Continue Reading How to Reduce Risk of an ADA Website Compliance Lawsuit
There’s a section in the new ADA Title II web accessibility rule that provides an ever so slight affordance for an instance of nonconformance with… Continue Reading ADA Title II § 35.205 Minimal Impact on Access (WCAG 2.1 AA Nonconformance)