I have come across multiple defense law firms that offer a quote unquote ADA website audit, and I highly recommend that you do not go through a defense law firm for an audit. While they may be familiar with the plaintiff’s law firms that they deal with, they do not understand accessibility and they are … Read more
Sharing the split screen with me is a document with a heading cost of ADA website lawsuit. And so today we’ll break down how much it costs to settle one of these and give you realistic numbers. So for the defense attorney, as the first bullet point, I have allocated $5,000. This can range. On … Read more
Florida is the third most litigious state when it comes to ADA website litigation. And I’m on, I’m screen recording the Miami subreddit, and there’s a post and there’s a few replies to this post that I wanted to bring to everyone’s attention. The post, the original poster writes, have you dealt with an ADA … Read more
With the expected release of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 in May 2023, I am currently using the working draft to summarize the different success criteria found in WCAG 2.2 Conformance Level AA. Using my checklist, which is sharing the split screen with me, I’m going to read through and quickly summarize each … Read more
Version 2.2 of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is expected to be released in May of 2023. So in one to two months, we should have documentation for version 2.2. Until then, we have a working draft. And using that working draft, I have created the guide that is currently sharing the split screen with … Read more