Digital accessibility isn't just good practice—it's a legal requirement for businesses serving the public. The Americans with Disabilities Act extends to websites and digital properties, making compliance essential for avoiding costly lawsuits while serving all potential customers effectively.
ADA lawsuits against businesses with inaccessible websites have increased dramatically in recent years. Private businesses including hotels, retail stores, restaurants, and service providers must ensure their digital presence is accessible to individuals with disabilities. Non-compliance can result in significant legal fees, settlements, and damage to your reputation.
This comprehensive checklist guides you through essential ADA requirements for website owners. Learn specific steps to make your site accessible, understand WCAG guidelines, and implement changes that protect your business while expanding your potential customer base. Accessibility improvements benefit everyone, not just users with disabilities.
Protect your business from expensive lawsuits, settlements, and legal fees related to accessibility violations.
Make your website accessible to 26% of Americans with disabilities, expanding your potential customer base.
Accessibility improvements enhance usability for all visitors, not just those with specific disabilities.
Demonstrate corporate responsibility and inclusivity commitment that differentiates you from competitors.
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