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ADA website compliance guides

The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to many business websites in the United States. These guides explain what the law says, who it covers, and what lawsuit risk looks like. We keep it simple and practical. You will learn what to check first and how to protect your business. Every article is written for business owners, not lawyers. Read the guides, then book a free consultation if you want a clear next step.

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What Is ADA Website Compliance? A Practical Guide for Business Owners

A plain English guide to what ADA website compliance actually means: whether the ADA applies to your business site, why WCAG 2.2 AA matters, what an inaccessible website looks like, and what to fix first.
· 12 min read

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ADA Lawsuit Settlement Amounts: Real Numbers, 5 Hidden Costs

Nobody publishes the real average ADA lawsuit settlement. Here are the five costs behind a website case, with a source for every figure.
· 9 min read
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Got an ADA Demand Letter About Your Website? What to Do in the First 7 Days

Got an ADA demand letter? Do not panic. Here is a simple 7 day plan for what to do, what to avoid, and how to answer.
· 13 min read
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ADA vs. WCAG: What Small Business Owners Actually Need to Know

The ADA is a civil rights law, not a technical standard. Here is how WCAG fits in and what it means for your small business website.
· 13 min read