The ADA Book is a plain language guide to ADA compliance for websites and digital assets. Written by attorney Kris Rivenburgh, it explains how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to the digital world, which accessibility issues matter most, and the practical steps that reduce the risk of litigation. The ADA Book is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback formats.
01 · About the author
Who wrote The ADA Book?
The ADA Book was written by Kris Rivenburgh, a Texas-licensed attorney and the founder of Accessible.org, a digital accessibility company. Kris is also the author of Digital Accessibility and Compliance, and his work has been cited in Bloomberg Law and The Economist.
He writes about accessibility in practical terms so owners of digital assets can take action with confidence. Learn more about the book or get in touch.
02 · Inside the book
What does The ADA Book cover?
The ADA Book covers how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to websites and digital assets, the accessibility issues that matter most, and the steps that reduce litigation risk.
There is no language in the ADA that speaks directly to modern digital accessibility. The book brings the Department of Justice’s position forward as a set of best practices, so owners of digital assets can take action, make their assets accessible, and lower the chance of a lawsuit.
03 · From the author
Watch The ADA Book come to life
Kris covers ADA website compliance in practical terms on The ADA Book YouTube channel.
04 · Keep exploring
Where to go next
Articles
ADA website compliance, WCAG, and digital accessibility, explained in plain language.
ConsultingWork with Kris
Book a 30-minute consultation and get direction on your accessibility efforts.
TrainingCourses
Step-by-step training on finding and fixing the issues most commonly claimed in litigation.
Available in Kindle and paperback.