Improve your customer experience and protect your business
with an ADA and WCAG compliant website design
We have a strong track record of helping companies make their websites ADA compliant
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires websites to be accessible to blind users, deaf users, and those who require assistive technologies.
The ADA has specific guidelines for web accessibility, which can be complex and difficult to understand without the proper knowledge and expertise.
Failing to make your website ADA compliant can result in costly legal action and damage to your reputation. Don't wait until it's too late.
Our team of experts in web design and accessibility have the knowledge and experience necessary to ensure that your website is fully compliant with the ADA.
We have a proven process for conducting audits of websites to identify any issues that may be preventing them from being fully accessible to people with disabilities.
Our work has consistently resulted in positive, significant improvements in accessibility and a better user experience for all visitors.
Ensuring that a website is fully ADA compliant requires a thorough and detailed review of all aspects of the site, from the design and layout to the content and functionality. An expert web developer is better equipped to identify and address any potential issues that could prevent the website from being fully accessible.
Most likely - YES!
It depends on your current platform and how it was built, but don't let the fear of a costly and time-consuming overhaul hold you back - we can often work with you to make the necessary changes to bring your website into compliance.
Alt text tags on all non-text content for screen readers
Text resizing ability for visual impairement
Color contrast between text and background (min ratio of 4.5:1)
Keyboard navigable including tab order (including skip links)
Use of Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) markup
Scrolling banners that can be paused or advanced manually
Semantic markup is used appropriately to designate headings, lists, etc.
Current menu status (expanded or contracted)
Structural markup (convey hierarchy of navigation and content)
Labeled form elements (input, buttons, etc.)
Links accurately describing the destination
Error messages should be descriptive
Semantic markup is used appropriately to designate headings, lists, etc.
and more...
2021 had the largest number of web accessibility lawsuits ever, 14% higher than 2020. It was boosted by a record-breaking Q4, which was 26.9% higher than Q4 2020.
Source: , https:// www.accessibility.com/complete-report-2021-website-accessibility-lawsuits.
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We also offer a subscription-based tool that overlays your website to provide that extra flexibility.
The widget's interface allows users to customize their website to meet their individual accessibility needs through a session-based design and UI adjustment tool.
The widget's AI-powered backend scans the website every 24 hours and handles complex functions such as optimization for screen readers and keyboard navigation.
In the United States, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that all public accommodations, including websites, be accessible to people with disabilities. In the European Union, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide standards for web accessibility. It's important to note that these requirements may vary by country and region.
It is not possible to guarantee web accessibility compliance because there are many variables that can affect a website's accessibility. Web accessibility standards and guidelines are constantly evolving, and it can be challenging to keep up with these changes.
Additionally, different users have different accessibility needs, and it may not be possible to anticipate and address all of these needs.
Finally, there may be certain aspects of a website that are outside the control of the developer, such as third-party tools or plugins, which could impact the website's accessibility.
While it is not legally required for all websites to have an accessibility statement, it is generally considered good practice to include one.
An accessibility statement can provide useful information for users with disabilities, such as details about the level of accessibility of the website, any known accessibility issues, and the steps that the website owner is taking to improve accessibility.
Our automated web accessibility widget comes with a statement that is automatically generated. Otherwise, you can get a statement from your attorney or utilize an online service to generate one.
While a widget can help make a website more accessible, it is not a substitute for proper design and development updates.
It can help, but it's not a magic solution. It's still important to work with experienced developers to make code and layout updates.
Large websites can be challenging to make accessible due to the sheer amount of content they contain and the way it is stored in the database.
If you are trying to make a large website more accessible contact us and we can provide advice on how to approach your project.
For manual remediation, we most often work with WordPress and Drupal, but our automated web accessibility widget should work on almost any CMS.
In our accessibility audit we utilize tools to evaluate a website's compliance with various accessibility guidelines. The report lists how many elements on the website that meet accessibility standards and those that do not, as well as a score for each category. Based on these results, we provide a verdict on the website's overall accessibility.
Ongoing compliance is challenging because the guidelines continue to change, and you have team members that need to be aware of the guidelines when adding content, creating PDFs, embedding videos, etc.
The best way to remain compliant is through training and continuous auditing.
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