The ADA Compliance Kit is comprised of my strongest recommendations to reduce your risk of being sued over website accessibility or what to do next if you have received a demand letter or hand a complaint filed against you.

Do not use a widget at any point.
If sued, hire a defense attorney.
Learn strategy for reducing risk with The War Room (optional, but extremely helpful in learning about plaintiffs’ lawyers and market lies).
If reducing risk, one of two options:
- Imperfect, but Aggressive and Fast: Take ADA Compliance Course and immediately fix issues as the course recommends
- Complete But Longer: Order Accessible.org audit for 5-15 pages/screens and begin remediating immediately after you receive the report
Fix issues fast. Use Accessibility Tracker to keep track of the status of each fix.
Have fixes validated by a technical accessibility expert.
Publish an accessibility statement (you can have one published ahead of step 7).
Train your team on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines with the WCAG Course. This will complement the ADA Compliance Course nicely and help you maintain full WCAG conformance.
Implement processes to reduce new issues introduced.
Choose only third-party integrations that are WCAG 2.1 AA conformant. VPAT/ACR preferred.