kris How can you tell if a website is ADA compliant? Well, the quick answer is you can’t. And the reason you can’t is because there is no law or regulation that explicitly states what you need to do to make a website ADA compliant. The Department of Justice, or DOJ, is the regulatory and enforcement … Read more
I was recently interviewed by Sanjay Sabarwal of Sabarwal Law and he has a YouTube channel. And the interview went really well and he asked a lot of questions that people want to know the answers to. And so some of the topics we talked about were: how much a compliant costs per website, … Read more
The ADA Compliance Course is a cheatsheet that website owners can give to their developers to make their websites more accessible and significantly reduce risk of litigation. This course is comprised of 15 lessons and within these lessons there are- an accessibility issue is identified and then there are instructions on how you find that … Read more
The terms VPAT and ACR are commonly used interchangeably but they are different. So the difference lies in that we use the VPAT to create the ACR. So a VPAT is a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template, the operative word being template. We use this template and once it’s filled out, we have an Accessibility Conformance … Read more
Accessibility training is extremely important. Once you have your personnel – so your employees, your staff, your contractors – once you have them trained in accessibility, it’s going to dramatically lower your costs and then, two, it’s going to enable you to produce much more accessible digital experiences out-of-the-box. And this will come relatively quickly … Read more