Web accessibility is legally required, and it's good for business
In 2018, the DOJ clarified that websites are considered places of public accommodation. US courts refer to WCAG 2.1 AA as the accessibility standard. Ensuring anyone can navigate your website isn’t just about avoiding a lawsuit, it’s also an element of building customer trust. The more that customers with disabilities are able to use your website in a way that’s free from cumbersome navigation, they’ll be more likely to shop with you or interact with your business because they know that you have their best interests in mind.
Making your small business website accessible is the best defense against ADA-related lawsuits.
Small businesses aren’t strangers to website ADA non-compliance lawsuits. While small business websites have flown below the radar the last five years, they are equally as vulnerable. ADA web non-compliance lawsuits targeting businesses are up 300% since 2018. Now, with more people working from home there are more people online, which means it was clear very quickly which websites didn’t meet the standards for accessibility.
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