Mitigate Legal Risks
Avoid lawsuits by complying with mandated accessibility legislation and ADA requirements.
Website Accessibility and ADA Compliance
In 2018, the Department of Justice confirmed that websites are considered places of public accommodation and must comply with ADA Title III. Businesses are responsible for providing a safe and comfortable experience or else they may face lawsuits.
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What's Included
Our comprehensive website accessibility and ada compliance services include everything you need to stay productive and secure.
- Full ADA Title III compliance review
- WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards
- Screen reader compatibility testing
- Keyboard navigation optimization
- Color contrast and visibility improvements
- Alt text and image accessibility
- Form accessibility enhancements
- Ongoing compliance monitoring
Why Choose Our Website Accessibility and ADA Compliance
Protecting businesses since 1993 with enterprise-grade solutions.
Boost SEO Performance
Accessible websites get fewer bounces and tend to have better technical SEO rankings.
Expand Your Audience
People with disabilities represent 27% of the US population—reach more potential customers.
It's a Good Look
Showing that you care about people with disabilities helps your reputation and brand image.
Better User Experience
Accessibility improvements benefit all users, not just those with disabilities.
Social Awareness
Making your website more inclusive showcases your organization's social responsibility.
Legal Consequences
Every year, more and more lawsuits are filed against small and medium-sized businesses, non-profit organizations, and all other online entities. If you aren't actively taking action to make your website accessible, you are at risk for litigation.
While older websites do tend to fall further out of compliance, modern websites could easily have issues or intentional design choices that technically take you out of compliance. ADA lawsuits don't tend to care if it's a big or small issue.
Great for Business
Forget the potential lawsuits for a moment… By having a website that provides a comfortable experience for more people, you have the potential to do more business.
People with disabilities represent a huge 27 percent of the US population, and making your website more inclusive showcases your social awareness. It helps your overall SEO and provides a better user experience for everybody. It's a win-win.
Why Should Your Website be ADA Compliant?
Mitigate Legal Risks
Avoid lawsuits by complying with mandated accessibility legislation
Boost your SEO Performance
Accessible websites get fewer bounces and tend to have better technical SEO
It's a Good Look
Showing that you care about people with disabilities helps your reputation
Get a Free Accessibility Audit
Let's audit your website to determine whether or not it is accessible for people with disabilities and compliant with legislation. We'll scan your website and reach out with the report and our recommendations.
Contact us today to schedule your free audit
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