Every individual
deserves a fair chance
to communicate and interact with your business.
We're here to help make
this happen easily
and affordably.

- ROBERT LEVINE (CEO)

Accessibility is good for business

Compliance is desired and legally required for the the websites of businesses of all sizes.

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Extend market reach

The spending power of people with disabilities is more than $6 trillion.

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Mitigate legal risk

The legal risk of a website not being ADA compliant includes potential lawsuits and legal action, which can result in financial penalties, damage to reputation, and loss of business opportunities.

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Protect your brand's reputation

A website being ADA compliant protects a brand's reputation by demonstrating its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for all users, fostering a positive perception of social responsibility and empathy.

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Boost brand perception

A website being ADA compliant boosts brand perception by demonstrating a commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, fostering positive associations with social responsibility and empathy.

What is web accessibility legislation?

In 2018 and 2022, the Department Of Justice clarified that websites are considered places of public accommodation and must comply with ADA Title III

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15% of the population has a disability

Approximately 15% of the global population, or around 1 billion people, are estimated to have a disability and can benefit from a website being ADA compliant.

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1.5 billion people with disabilities deserve equality

Disabled individuals deserve access to ADA compliant websites to ensure equal opportunities, inclusion, and participation in the digital realm, fostering a more equitable society for all.

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98% of websites are inaccessible

As of January 2022, it was estimated that around 98% of websites were not fully ADA compliant.

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300% year on year increase in legal actions

Inaccessible websites face serious legal consequences with increased lawsuits since 2018.  Lawsuit numbers are estimated to continue to increase as the need to enable accessible digital experiences becomes more prominent.