“ADA” & “WCAG” 

Website Compliance

Unless You Make This Change 

To Your Website IMMEDIATELY, 

You Could Be Sued, 

(Even Extorted) For Thousands of Dollars 

People All Over Are Losing A Ton of Money Because of This. But, We Going To Show You How To Make Sure It Never Happens To You!

If you are doing any type of business online that requires you to have a website, then you need to pay very close attention.

 

It’s sad because website owners are being targeted and sued for a law that they are most likely ignorant of. But the truth is, ignorance of the law is no excuse.

 

This is why you need to pay keen attention to EVERY word below!

 

According to this law, if your site(s) don’t line up correctly with all its provisions, you could have to tap into your nest egg or retirement fund...if you have one.

 

There are individuals who are losing a significant chunk of their bank accounts because they are ignorant of this set of compliance laws that all websites need to abide by.

 

No one will want to find themselves in such a situation where they have to lose so much for something they know nothing about. It can be devastating.

 

The average out-of-court settlement is about $50,000 can you imagine that?

 

We know this because we have helped a ton of businesses out of this minefield.

See below, this is all over US national news outlets.

 

 

  

In this report, we will bring you up to speed on the latest on the ADA Compliance law, how it can affect your business and what you can do to avoid being sued.

 

 What is ADA?

 

ADA stands for  Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). As far back as 1990, this act was signed into law by President George H.W. And it’s one of America’s most important laws regarding accessibility and civil rights for people with disabilities in all areas of public life, including jobs; schools, transportation, and all public and private places that are open to the general public.

 

Simply put, the law requires businesses to make accommodations for people with disabilities.

 

This means that all web content should be accessible to the blind, deaf, and those who must navigate by voice, screen readers, or other assistive technologies.

 

Everything comes under scrutiny; websites, apps, and pdfs are all included. All of these are susceptible to lawsuits litigation.

 

 

ADA Lawsuits Are On the Rise!

 

Since 2017, the number of ADA lawsuits has skyrocketed. The year 2018 alone saw over 2,200 cases alone not to mention the rising number of ADA legal complaints and lawyers’ demand letters filed against businesses with non-accessible websites in the last few years which never made it to public headlines.

 

Just take a look at these statistics when it comes to ADA & WCAG compliance:

 

Lawsuits are mounting and are expected to increase…

The Department of Justice has backed ADA website Lawsuits

$6,000,000 was the Settlement Cost of a Recent Case

$50,000+ is the Average Legal Cost to Small Businesses

 

More than 10,000 websites were sued in 2020 due to non-compliance. This number is expected to hit 100k by 2022.

 

 Who Is Affected?

 

Business owners are getting sued left and right, no matter the size of their business.

 

It's a serious mistake to think that ADA only affects very large corporations. All types and all sizes of businesses have to comply with ADA legislation for their customers or web visitors. Even the physical businesses are not left out!

 

It doesn’t matter if you’re:

 

An Online Marketer

A Doctor, Chiropractor

A Local Business Owner

A realtor

An Ecommerce Store Owner

A CEO

A Local Consultant

A Web Developer

An Affiliate Marketer

Any Type of Profession

 

What we are trying to say is, that if you have a website or ever plan on having one then you need to take advantage of the information that’ll be revealed in this report.

 

How Do You Tell If Your Website Is ADA Compliant?

 

First, you need to carry out an accessibility audit on your website to determine if it is ADA compliant or not. And if it is not, the next question is, what is the level of deviation from the compliance guidelines, and what needs to be done?

 

The accessibility audit covers fours areas of compliance, which are;

 

Perceivable

Operable

Understandable

Robust

 

All of these guidelines may seem a little vague to a lot of business owners.

And the bad news is, ignorance of the law is NOT an excuse!

 

But the good news is, we are here to help!

 

To know the status of your website, simply send us an email containing your website URL, so we can carry out a FREE accessibility audit of your website after which a comprehensive accessibility report will be sent to you completely free of charge.

 

If we already have your website URL, then look out for our email to get your accessibility report.

 

In the report, you’ll see details about your compliance status, and if you are not compliant, we’ll give recommendations on how to fix things up!

 

You will find our contact details on the last page of this report.

 

Beyond Avoiding Lawsuits, Compliance To The ADA Guidelines Has Other Benefits

 

Did you know that having an accessible website is so important that Google gives it more relevance than one that isn't accessible?

 

This means that being ADA Compliant makes your website or web content more SEO friendly. What will being on Google page 1 mean for your business?

 

Also, the disabled market is currently valued at over $650 Billion Dollars per year!

 

So by not having an accessible website for disabled people, you could be losing out on a ton of potential customers which means losing out on more potential revenue.

 

 

Take ADA Compliance Seriously Today!

 

It’s estimated that 85% of ADA lawsuits in federal and state courts were filed against small and medium retail businesses. Again, ignorance is not an excuse!

 

 Reach out to us right away to know your websites’ accessibility status!