That moment when you know your website is
ADA Compliant & WCAG Accessible!
ADA Compliant & WCAG Accessible!
Avoid litigation, fines, attorney fees, and
negative PR by being proactive!
negative PR by being proactive!
School districts all across the country are being served notice by the Office for Civil Rights (Part of the U.S. Department of Justice) that their websites are not ADA compliant.
Many with visual, hearing, speech, and physical disabilities rely on assistive technology that are essential to navigate computers and the internet. When a website is not ADA Compliant, then these forms of assistive technology can’t work, thus creating a barrier between those with disabilities and the information or service a company or organization provides.
IN THE NEWS
“Woman files over 1000 federal complaints against schools & school districts whose websites weren’t accessible to the visually and hearing impaired.”
~ Palo Alto Weekly
“Instead of waiting to be discovered by the Office of Civil Rights, all school districts are well-advised to be proactive in regularly assessing their website accessibility.”
David P. Backus ~ School Lawyer
“Blind parent wins battle for access to online school resources. The district estimates it will cost from $665,440 to $815,400 to implement.”
~ The Seattle Times
“UC Berkley To Remove More Than 20,000 Online Videos From Public Access In Response To DOJ Closed Captioning Demand.”
~ Lexology.com
“Department of Education increases investigations into website compliance with ADA.”
~ Legal News Line
“Out-of-State Complaint filed on accessibility of Powhatan County Public school websites”
~ Richmond Times Dispatch
ADA Compliance from A to Z
Starting with the Audit and ending with Zero violations.
Starting with the Audit and ending with Zero violations.
