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ADA COMPLIANCE
Open Your Website to a Wider Audience
Website accessibility standards can be complicated, but ignoring them can put your business at risk. An inaccessible website can create barriers for users with disabilities and potentially expose your company to ADA-related complaints or even lawsuits. In addition, ignoring ADA compliance can tarnish the reputation you've established for your business. In this day and age, word travels fast, especially when it's negative. Potential customers may perceive your business as discriminatory and choose to take their business elsewhere.
Which is why understanding how ADA requirements and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) apply to your website is more important than ever. If you are asking yourself if your website is ADA compliant, the short answer is no, it probably isn’t.
Building accessibility into your website helps reduce legal risk while creating a better experience for users of all abilities. Luckily, the path to getting an ADA compliant website is easy when you choose Get YOU Found!
WHAT IS ADA COMPLIANCE?
Equal Access in a Digital World
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law designed to prevent discrimination against people with disabilities and promote equal access. As more of everyday life has moved online, accessibility has become an important part of website design, too. ADA website compliance focuses on removing digital roadblocks that can make a website difficult for people with visual, hearing, mobility, or cognitive disabilities to use. Following accessibility standards like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) helps create a smoother experience and keeps more visitors moving through your site. For businesses, it means fewer barriers, a wider audience, and a website built to keep everyone in the race.
THE WCAG STANDARD
Building More Accessible Websites
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)(opens in new tab) are internationally recognized standards for making websites and digital content more accessible to people with disabilities. They address accessibility for people who may use screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice controls, and other assistive technologies.
WCAG is built around four basic principles, known as P.O.U.R.
Following these principles helps create a website that works better for everyone while supporting your organization's accessibility efforts.
WCAG ACCESSIBILITY LEVELS
Understanding the Different Levels of Website Accessibility
WCAG defines three levels of conformance, based on how extensively a website meets its accessibility criteria:
IS YOUR WEBSITE ACCESSIBLE?
LET'S FIND OUT!
COMMON PROBLEMS IN WEBSITE ACCESSIBILITY
Small Issues = Big Barriers
Even well-designed websites can have accessibility issues that create barriers for users with disabilities. Over the years, we’ve found that these are some of the most common problems:
01. ALT TEXT
Make Images Understandable
Screen readers rely on alternative text to describe images to users with visual impairments. Adding clear, descriptive alt text helps make sure important visual content and information can be understood by everyone.
02. DOCUMENTS
Make Files Accessible
PDFs and other documents create barriers when they aren’t properly structured for assistive technology. Accessible formatting or alternative text-based versions lets important information get to all users.
03. CONTRAST
Make Content Easier to Read
Small text, poor color contrast, and difficult-to-read fonts can make website content challenging for users with low vision. Proper sizing, spacing, contrast, and scalable text create a clearer, more accessible experience.
HOW WE FIX IT
We begin with a comprehensive website accessibility audit to identify areas for improvement.
We'll review your site’s structure, navigation, content, images, forms, and other technical elements against current WCAG accessibility standards, and once we're done, we'll provide clear findings, recommended improvements, and an estimate for addressing the identified issues. From there, we'll implement those updates to improve accessibility, work toward the appropriate WCAG conformance level, and create a better experience for all users.
REAL RESULTS
From Our Clients
We’re not just another digital marketing agency. We’re a long-term partner invested in helping you gain momentum and stay ahead. The relationships we’ve built over the years mean everything to us, and their feedback says more about how we work than we ever could.
Here's what real clients have to say about partnering with Get YOU Found.
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Find out where your website stands and what opportunities you may be missing.