ADA

Is your website compliant with ADA standards? Learn how to check your website for ADA compliance with accessibility tools and accessibility best practices.

Learn about the latest accessibility laws and guidelines

Navigate the complexities of ADA compliance to avoid website lawsuits. Learn key strategies for ensuring your website meets accessibility standards.

ADA compliance testing helps ensure your website provides an accessible experience for people with disabilities.

Unsure about ADA website compliance? Discover why and how to make your site accessible and inclusive for all.

Check out 10 websites that follow the best practices of accessible design.

Hear from Rep. Tony Coelho, the primary sponsor of the Americans with Disabilities Act, as he discusses the history and impact of the ADA.

Digital accessibility is a requirement for all Magento (now Adobe Commerce) websites. Learn what makes a Magento website ADA compliant and accessible.

Uncover digital accessibility costs and learn practical steps to enhance your website's inclusivity affordably.

For most organizations, digital accessibility is a legal requirement. Here’s why.

Attain ADA compliance on Squarespace with practical steps to boost your site's accessibility, making it accessible to all visitors.

Achieve ADA compliance on Shopify with our guide. Learn to make your online store accessible and inclusive for all customers with AudioEye.

The ADA is primarily enforced in the public sector by the Department of Justice, but other agencies may play a role.

The ADA, WCAG, and Section 508 all provide guidelines for digital accessibility. Learn how these guidelines are different and how to comply with each one.

To build an effective compliance strategy, you’ll need to understand U.S. accessibility laws.

Is your WordPress website accessible? Here’s how to avoid common barriers (and reduce compliance risks).

Here are several common accessibility issues that might create compliance risks.

Most businesses aren’t eligible for ADA compliance exemptions. Here’s an overview of web accessibility requirements under Title III of the ADA.