ADA vs. WCAG: What Small Business Owners Actually Need to Know
ADA and WCAG are not the same thing. The ADA is a U.S. civil rights law. WCAG is a technical set of guidelines for building accessible websites. They’re related — WCAG is the standard most often used to figure out whether a website meets the ADA’s expectations — but one is a law and the […]
Accessibility Overlays vs. Real Remediation: What’s the Difference?
An accessibility overlay is a script you add to your existing website that adjusts how it displays or behaves in the browser, without changing the website’s underlying code. Remediation is the opposite: it means going into the actual HTML, labels, and structure of the site and correcting the problems there permanently. An overlay sits on […]
Website Accessibility Audit: What It Is and What You Actually Get
A website accessibility audit is a structured review of your website that finds the specific places where people with disabilities get stuck or blocked, and documents them against a recognized standard, usually WCAG 2.2 Level AA. A real audit combines automated scanning with manual testing by a person, including keyboard-only testing and screen reader testing, […]
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.