This video covers what happens after an ADA website lawsuit is filed, walking through the typical stages of the process and what organizations can expect at each step. Once a lawsuit is filed under ADA Title III, the defendant receives a complaint alleging their website is not accessible to people with disabilities. The complaint typically … Read more
This video covers what an ADA demand letter for a website looks like, what it typically contains, and what to expect if your organization receives one. An ADA demand letter is a formal notice sent by a law firm or individual claiming that a website has accessibility issues that violate the Americans with Disabilities Act. … Read more
This video covers practical steps organizations are taking to reduce their risk of an ADA website lawsuit, focusing on proactive accessibility measures rather than reactive responses. The core idea is that risk reduction starts with awareness. Organizations that understand what ADA Title III requires of their websites are better positioned to act before a demand … Read more
This video breaks down how ADA website lawsuits work, who they target, and what organizations should know about reducing their legal risk. ADA Title III requires businesses open to the public to provide equal access, and courts have increasingly applied this to websites. When a person with a disability cannot use a website, that business … Read more
This video covers what accessibility scans are able to detect and where they fall short when evaluating a website for WCAG conformance. Automated scans work by reviewing the HTML, CSS, and ARIA attributes of a web page against known WCAG success criteria. They are effective at flagging issues like missing alternative text on images, missing … Read more
This video covers how accessibility audits work, what they include, and how they differ from automated scans. An accessibility audit is a structured evaluation of a website against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). A trained evaluator reviews each page using assistive technologies like screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and visual inspection. The goal is to … Read more
This video covers how keyboard testing works on websites and what evaluators look for when checking whether a site can be operated without a mouse. Keyboard testing involves navigating through a web page using only the Tab, Enter, Arrow, and Escape keys. Evaluators move through interactive elements like links, buttons, form fields, and menus to … Read more
This video covers how screen reader testing works on websites, what testers listen for, and how the process fits into a broader accessibility evaluation. Screen reader testing involves using assistive technology to move through a website the way a person who is blind or has low vision would. Testers open a screen reader, such as … Read more
This video covers website accessibility basics, explaining what separates an accessible website from one that creates problems for people with disabilities. An accessible website works with assistive technology. Screen readers can interpret the page structure, read content in a logical order, and announce interactive elements like links, buttons, and form fields. Every image has a … Read more
This video covers how to check whether your website meets ADA accessibility requirements and what steps give you a clear picture of where your site stands. The first step most organizations take is running an automated scan. A scan reviews your pages against Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criteria by evaluating HTML, CSS, and ARIA … Read more
Tracking accessibility issues requires systematic organization and consistent updates throughout your remediation project. Whether you’re managing dozens or hundreds of issues, you need a method that maintains clarity while enabling team collaboration and progress monitoring. Accessibility Platform Core Components Key Component What It Means for You Issue Management System Upload audit reports and track each … Read more
Accessibility Tracker streamlines ADA website compliance by tracking real audit issues toward full WCAG conformance. When website owners ask about ADA compliance, they’re really asking how to avoid getting sued over website accessibility—and Tracker delivers that protection through accurate issue tracking and intelligent prioritization. Tracker’s ADA Compliance Advantages Key Point What It Means for You … Read more
Sharing the screen with me is a job post from Target and this is on A11yJobs.com. So I’ll link to it below. But the post is for a Lead Accessibility Consultant Program Manager and it’s for remote or hybrid. And this is a consultant job position and it’s for full time and job post makes … Read more
WCAG and you will make more money. That is the heading for this document. I’m going to now go through several bullet points. Starting with you will have an additional bullet point to add on your resume. So, knowledge of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is a skill, and this demonstrates that you understand principles … Read more
It’s been several months since I’ve looked at Shopify’s web website for accessibility information. And with Shopify playing such a central role in ADA website litigation, I wanted to see if there were any updates. Most of my prospective client calls are with Shopify website owners, so I went back and I’ve gone through and … Read more
People waste so much money with website accessibility, and the reason they waste money is because they don’t understand what they are buying and what they need. So those are two essentials when you are in the marketplace. And yet people are they feel a sense of urgency to do something and they end up … Read more
There are many big organizations that struggle with accessibility and it’s not for a lack of resources. Actually, too many resources can get in the way. And so on the screen with me, I have a document where I have bullet points on the struggles that many big companies have with website accessibility. Or it … Read more
When buyers are evaluating accessibility services, they have an important decision to make. But it’s a really hard decision on who to choose. And many people let price play too much of a factor in who they choose. And that’s not to say that the highest price is the best or the lowest price is … Read more
Many organizations weigh the option of not doing anything at all to their website when they find out how much time, effort, and money will be needed to make their website, quote, unquote, ADA compliant. Sharing the screen with me is a document and the heading is, “Is not making your website ADA compliant worth … Read more
A few weeks ago the Star Tribune published an article titled lawsuits targeting Company websites for ADA violations on the Rise. And there were a few things I wanted to comment on. First, there’s a stock photo with someone holding open a book and the book reads ADA Americans with Disabilities Act. And then the … Read more
On the screen is a post from the LinkedIn Jobs board for a position as an accessibility consultant at an e-learning software company. From what I can understand, it’s mostly math courses that are available online and in different formats. So a few of the interesting bullet points from this post is one, meet with … Read more
A common path to choosing an accessibility provider is that someone is sued. They research three to five providers and then they book sales calls or sales demos with each of those providers. And then they learn about accessibility and how it relates to their specific situation as they are going through these sales demos. … Read more
Sharing the split screen with me is the universal symbol for accessible parking spaces. And we’ve all seen the accessibility icons or the accessibility logos or symbols that are on websites. And I think at one point, those icons were a plus. I think they did create positive imagery, and they were associated with having … Read more
So how do you make a website ADA compliant? Well, of course we don’t know exactly how to do so under the law because the law doesn’t explicitly state how to make a website Ada compliant. But what I’ve got pulled up is my WCAG checklist and we are going to run through some of … Read more