What exactly is Web Accessiblity?
In short, web accessibility is a set of rules, behaviors, code standards and design guidelines, that are meant to allow people with disability to effectively use websites.
Web accessibility is a considerably a relatively new concept. Today, by the power of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), every business website is required to be accessible to people with disabilities. The ADA Law prohibits discrimination based on disability by places of "public accommodation", meaning websites or brick-and-mortar facilities.
People with disabilities, specifically those who are blind or visually impaired, have been filing lawsuits against businesses over website accessibility issues, and many of them were winning. From 2017 to 2018, the number of federal website accessibility lawsuits nearly tripled, from 814 to 2258, according to the law firm Seyfarth Shaw, this figure is on track to continue to increase.
Game-changing web accessiblity compliance
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Simple installation
Implementation involves a simple installation of code that scans, analyzes, and fixes accessibility compliance issues in up to 48 hours. Upon implementation the interace allows users with disabilities to adjust your website according to their needs, without interfering with a website"s codebase, loading times, UI or design.
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Ongoing Compliance
After the initial remediation, the app will re-scan and re-analyze your website every 24 hours to maintain ADA and WCAG compliance within any new content or pages that are added.
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Affordable Pricing
Automation allows the cost of becoming ADA compliant, and ultimately making the process of web accessibility, simple. Cost as low as $490 per year for websites under 1,000 pages, with additional plans for larger websites with more pages.
