Identify potential accessibility issues before they become bigger problems. Start with a free scan and get a clearer picture of where your website stands.
The ADA can apply to websites and digital services offered by businesses and organizations. Specific legal obligations can vary, so businesses should take digital accessibility seriously and consult qualified legal counsel for legal advice.
No single automated tool should be treated as a guarantee of legal compliance. Accessibility technology can support an accessibility strategy, but manual review, remediation, accessible content, and ongoing maintenance may also be necessary.
The cost depends on the website's size, complexity, number of pages, forms, PDFs, media, and the amount of manual remediation required. Are You ADA? reviews the website first and provides a customized recommendation and quote.
Website ADA compliance generally refers to making a website accessible to people with disabilities and reducing barriers that can prevent users from navigating, understanding, or interacting with online content. Businesses often use WCAG accessibility guidelines as a technical framework for improving accessibility.
The ADA can apply to websites and digital services offered by businesses and organizations. Website accessibility requirements can vary depending on the organization and circumstances, so businesses should take digital accessibility seriously and consult qualified legal counsel when legal advice is needed.
The best place to start is with a website accessibility scan. A scan can identify potential issues involving images, forms, headings, navigation, contrast, links, documents, and other website elements. Automated scanning is useful for identifying potential barriers, but some accessibility issues also require manual review.
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Yes. Our initial website accessibility scan is free and carries no obligation. It is designed to help identify potential accessibility issues and give you a clearer understanding of where your website may need improvement.
No single automated tool should be considered a guarantee of ADA compliance. Accessibility technology can be an important part of an overall accessibility strategy, but manual review, remediation, proper website structure, accessible content, and ongoing maintenance may also be necessary.
Are You ADA? partners with accessiBe and can implement accessiBe accessibility technology as part of a broader website accessibility solution. We combine the technology with professional setup, manual review, remediation, and ongoing support rather than treating the software as the entire solution.
We can help address issues involving image alt text, heading structure, links, buttons, forms, labels, keyboard navigation, content readability, color contrast, accessibility statements, PDFs, documents, and other common website accessibility barriers.
Usually not. In many cases, we can work with your existing website and remediate accessibility issues without requiring a full redesign. The amount of work depends on the website platform, size, structure, content, plugins, forms, and existing accessibility issues.
Our accessibility remediation services currently start at $1,500, with larger or more complex websites priced according to their size and remediation needs. accessiBe licensing is billed separately.
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Depending on the package, services may include an initial accessibility scan, manual website review, accessiBe implementation, image alt-text work, heading and content structure review, forms and labels review, link and button review, accessibility statement setup, document review, remediation, and a final accessibility review.
Accessibility and SEO share several best practices, including logical headings, descriptive links, meaningful alt text, well-structured content, and clear navigation. Improving these elements can help both users and search engines better understand a website.
Start with a free website accessibility scan and discover potential barriers that may be affecting your visitors and your business.
Are You ADA? helps businesses identify accessibility barriers, improve website usability, and maintain ongoing accessibility support through hands-on remediation and accessibility technology.
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