An accessible website begins with a well structured website.

The experience of all your site’s visitors are key to creating a great user experience if your website is accessible. The Siteimprove Accessibility Checker scans your web page for accessibility issues using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) international standard recognized by most governments and legislation.

Increase your exposure to a wider market

Are you missing out on potential customers because of accessibility issues? Critical issues make your website unusable. The increasing age in the population and associated vision and hearing loss changes a person's ability to navigate websites, making them unable to use their computer to read to get information. Take into consideration accessibility issues, consider a market that is untapped, and be the first mover in that industry.

Ensure your business doesn't incur legal risks while doing business

An accessible website is now a mandatory need, not a nice-to-have. It is anticipated that the number of online lawsuits alleging that websites are not accessible to people with disabilities will increase, and that more regulations are on the horizon. By addressing the accessibility issues on your website, you can mitigate the risks of costly legal issues and damaging attacks on your website.

MAKING THE WEB USER-FRIENDLY FOR EVERYONE

The #1 recommended solution for automatically implementing accessibility for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compliance is the automated web accessibility solution.

Exclusive agency pricing- starting at only $49/month

Effortless - Easy two-minute installation for 24/7 compliance

Compliant - Accessibility statement and certificate perfomance

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Website Accessibility Compliance

(Americans with Disabilities Act).

What is the Website web accessibility legislation? Due to the increased use of the internet, many countries have incorporated web accessibility into existing civil rights legislation that protects people with disabilities. This includes the ADA, AODA, EEA, and many more. Most countries have adopted the WCAG 2.1 AA, or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, as a standard for accessible websites and refer to them in settlements.

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