I regularly get asked for the prices of website accessibility audits from entities who want to make their website fully accessible and thus ADA compliant. There is some very important information that consumers need to be aware of so here is a guide on what you can expect to pay for a legitimate, manual audit […]
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It does not matter what toolbar overlay or what widget it is, I never recommend them because they don’t make your website accessible at the code level. For your website to be truly accessible, it needs to be coded for accessibility and manually remediated to account for alternatives to media. What we see from widgets […]
Do you need to be an employer of 15 employees to be subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)? I get asked this question quite frequently and the answer is no, you don’t need to have 15 employees to be subject to the ADA. The confusion comes up because many law firm and legal […]
Making your website accessible can get complex and, for some things, you really do need a WCAG 2.0 AA knowledgable web developer, but in this blog post, I wanted to provide four simple things that anyone can do to make a big impact on their website’s accessibility. These bullet points are not only found in […]
