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What Is Website Compliance?
Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
UNDER TITLE III of The Americans with Disabilities Act businesses are required to make their websites accessible.
Retail stores and other sales or retail establishments
Banks:
Hotels, Inns, and motels;
Food and drink establishments; and
Auditoriums, theaters, and sports arenas
A website with inaccessible features can limit the ability of individuals with a disability to access them and violates the public accommodation’s of goods, services, and privilege to be available through that website – for example an online application for school or other such forms and applications.
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What is the ADA and why do you need your website to be accessible?
The Americans with Disabilities Act is a landmark legislation that prohibits discrimination in the treatment of persons with disabilities. It aims at promoting equality in all spheres of public life. This includes the Internet, since websites must be accessible to the large percentage of people with disabilities. Nearly 20% are disabled in the United States. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 51 million Americans 15 years and older have a disability. 19.9 Million have difficulty lifting or grasping which can affect their use of a mouse, keyboard, or other devices. 8.1 million are visually impaired. Some people rely on screen readers and screen magnifiers. Some are color blind. According to the Census Bureau 7.6 million people are hearing impaired. They may rely on captions or transcripts for audio and/or video media. Accessible digital content can help your company reach more customers, improve customer satisfaction, and give you a competitive advantage over companies that don’t offer accessibility features. We can help you become more accessible.
