ADA Website Accessibility & Compliance
Website Accessibility Services
In 2018, the DOJ clarified that websites are considered places of public accommodation and should therefore comply with the ADA Title III (prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in the activities of places of public accommodations).
US courts refer to WCAG 2.1 AA as the accessibility standard.
Why Focus on Website Accessibility?
As a business owner, you want your website to work for all of your customers including those with disabilities. Furthermore, there has been an exponential growth in web accessibility lawsuits across all industries, with small and medium sized businesses taking the brunt of the storm. Take proactive action to:
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Make your website available to all of your potential customers
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Protect your business against an expensive web accessibility lawsuit
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Feel good, because it's the right thing to do for people with disabilities
ADA Website Accessibility & Compliance Services Include:
Assess Current ADA Compliance
Present Compliance Options
Perform Accessibility Work
Scan & Verify Compliance Level

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ADA Website Accessibility In The News

DOJ (Finally) Releases Website ADA Accessibility Guidance
The National Law Review
April 6, 2022

Law Firm Accused of ADA Shakedown of Small Businesses
Courthouse News Service
April 11, 2022

Dozens of Northern California Wineries Face Website Accessibility Lawsuits
The North Bay Business Journal
April 1, 2022

Federal Website Accessibility Lawsuits Increased In 2021 Despite Mid-Year Pandemic Lull
Mondaq
March 21, 2022

Colorado First in Nation to Require Web Accessibility for Government
Colorado Newsline
July 20, 2021

Tax Credit Available to Small Businesses for Making Websites ADA-compliant
Benefits Pro
Aug 27, 2021
Need to Learn More About Website Accessibility?
Let's talk about the different options available to help your website users and protect your business at the same time through ADA website accessibility compliance. Contact us by calling (831) 425-4505 or by requesting your complimentary 30 minute ADA website accessibility consultation.
