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ACCESSIBILITY COMPLIANCE EXPLAINED

Everything You Need to Know About Web Accessibility Compliance Legislation

As the digital world becomes more essential, lawmakers push for new legislation to enforce an inclusive internet for everyone.

ENFORCING AN INCLUSIVE INTERNET

What is web accessibility legislation?

Due to the increased internet usage, many countries have incorporated web accessibility into existing civil rights legislation that protects people with disabilities or created new ones.

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20%

Of the population has a disability

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98%

Of websites are inaccessible

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1.5B

People with disabilities deserve equality

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300%

YoY increase in legal actions

DOJ AFFIRMS ADA COVERS WEBSITES

How does legislation impact my website?

In 2018, the DOJ clarified that websites are considered places of public accommodation and must comply with ADA Title III. In 2022, the DOJ reaffirmed it and recommended WCAG 2.1 AA as the best practice.

Inaccessible websites face serious legal consequences

With exponential growth in web accessibility, legal actions have a widespread effect across industries, with small and medium businesses in the center.

Lawsuit numbers are estimated to continue to increase as the need to enable accessible digital experiences becomes more prominent.

Accessibility is good for business, and compliance is required of everyone

Compliance is required of businesses of all sizes. Many made headlines in high-profile cases, such as Dominos, Beyoncé, and Kylie Jenner.

How your small business website can get you sued

Over the last three to four years, there has been an “explosion” of lawsuits and claims by disabled people...

Smaller business are more vulnerable to web accessibility lawsuits

Settling charges and funding ADA and WCAG compliance can be a hefty sum for more small....

Supreme court hands victory to blind man who sued Domino's Pizza

The Supreme Court denied a petition from pizza giant Domino's on Monday to hear whether its website is required....

AutoNation websites are not compatible with screen reader software

The paintiff, a legally blind man from Florida, has sued the company for failure to....

WHY SHOULD YOU BE COMPLIANT?

The benefits of an accessible website

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Extend market reach

The spending power of people with disabilities is more than $6 trillion

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Mitigate legal risk

Mitigate the risk of lawsuits by complying with accessibility legislation

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Boost brand perception

Showing that accessibility is important to you will enhance your reputation

Making your website accessible to everybody is the right thing to do!

The internet is where everything happens. Can you imagine your life without it? Accessing what the internet offers should be a basic right for everybody, regardless of their abilities.

The internet is where everything happens. Can you imagine your life without it? Accessing what the internet offers should be a basic right for everybody, regardless of their abilities.