Kris Rivenburgh Making a Shopify website ADA compliant means bringing the store into conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard courts and plaintiffs reference in ADA website… Continue Reading How to Make a Shopify Website ADA Compliant
No tool by itself makes a website ADA compliant. The path to ADA compliance runs through WCAG 2.1 AA conformance, and that requires a combination… Continue Reading What are the Best Tools to Create an ADA Compliant Website?
Website owners are sued over ADA compliance because their websites contain technical accessibility issues. Plaintiffs’ lawyers claim these issues are tantamount to discrimination under Title… Continue Reading Why Are Website Owners Being Sued over ADA Compliance?
No, Shopify templates are not automatically ADA compliant. Shopify themes can offer a stronger or weaker accessibility starting point, but no template guarantees conformance with… Continue Reading Are Shopify Templates Automatically ADA Compliant?
The cost to make a website ADA compliant typically ranges from $1,500 to $7,500 for most websites. That total includes everything: an accessibility audit against… Continue Reading How Much Does It Cost to Make a Website ADA Compliant?
If your website is not ADA compliant, the most immediate risk is a lawsuit or demand letter from a plaintiff’s firm. Beyond the legal exposure,… Continue Reading What Happens if My Website is Not ADA Compliant?
ADA website compliance means a website meets the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act so people with disabilities can use it. The ADA… Continue Reading What Is ADA Website Compliance?
Affordable ADA website accessibility audits exist, but the word affordable carries weight. A real audit is a fully manual evaluation of your website against WCAG… Continue Reading Where to Find Affordable ADA Website Accessibility Audits
The only reliable way to know if a website is ADA compliant is to conduct a (manual) WCAG 2.1 AA audit. The ADA does not… Continue Reading How to Know if a Website is ADA Compliant
To avoid an ADA website lawsuit, your website needs to substantively conform to WCAG 2.1 AA. That means conducting a manual accessibility audit, fixing the… Continue Reading How to Avoid an ADA Website Lawsuit
