ADA Compliance Questions & Answers

ADA compliance refers to meeting the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act to ensure your website is accessible to people with disabilities. It's important because it's legally required, helps you serve more customers, and protects your business from costly lawsuits.

WCAG 2.1 AA (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are internationally recognized standards for web accessibility. They provide specific criteria for making web content accessible to people with various disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities.

We offer free initial accessibility audits to help you understand your current compliance status. Our comprehensive audits include detailed reports with specific recommendations for improvement. Contact us for a free consultation.

The timeline depends on your website's current state and complexity. Simple fixes can be completed in days, while comprehensive remediation may take weeks to months. We work with you to create a realistic timeline that fits your business needs.

Yes, businesses can face ADA lawsuits for non-compliant websites. In 2023, over 4,600 ADA website lawsuits were filed. Having a compliant website and proper documentation is your best defense against these lawsuits.

Automated testing can catch about 30% of accessibility issues, while manual testing by experts can identify the remaining 70%. We use both approaches to provide comprehensive coverage and ensure your website meets all accessibility standards.

Yes, accessibility is an ongoing process. New content, features, and updates can introduce accessibility issues. We offer ongoing monitoring and maintenance services to ensure your website remains compliant over time.

Failing an audit is common and nothing to worry about. We provide detailed remediation plans with prioritized recommendations. Our team works with you to fix issues systematically, ensuring your website becomes fully compliant.