ADA Compliance

At UX Design Experts, we understand the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 compliance standards — and we aim to make your website accessible to all visitors. Click to learn more about ADA Compliance and its importance

“Web accessibility is a set of rules, behaviors, code standards and design guidelines,
that are meant to allow people with disabilities to effectively use websites"

In the U.S. alone:

• 4 million people have a visual disability
• 5 million people have a hearing disability
• 9 million people have an ambulatory disability
• 8 million people have a cognitive disability

If your website isn’t ADA compliant, you’re preventing millions of visitors from enjoying a positive experience on your site.

• WCAG 2.1 AA, ADA, Section 508, EN 301549 compliance
• Certificate of accessibility included as required by law Automatic 96%+ success rate
• AI-powered remediation And more

According to ADA title III, every business website has to be accessible to people with disabilities, or it will be at risk of being sued and facing unnecessary legal expenses. We recommend use of our AI and machine learning web accessibility solution to solve this problem. According to our research, this is the most affordable and simple solution in the market today.

• ADA, WCAG 2.1 Level AA& Section 508 compliance.
• An accessibility statement and certification of performance.
• Ongoing maintenance involving re-scan of your website every 24 hours.

Ultimately, making your website ADA compliant can aid your SEO efforts.

ADA compliant design aims to improve site relevance, time on site, and UX — all factors which impact your SEO.

Our ADA compliance services can boost your site’s relevance, improve UX, and encourage people to spend more time on your site. All of these things send positive signals to search engines, like Google, and can boost your rankings to the top of search engine results pages (SERPs).

Without an accessible, easy-to-use site, you risk losing valuable SEO traffic, leads, and revenue.

What are you waiting for? Contact us today to get started with ADA compliance services.

In 2010, the Department of Justice (DOJ) published the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards for Accessible Design. According to ADA standards, all electronic and information technology must be accessible to people with disabilities.

ADA standards apply to commercial and public entities with “places of public accommodation” which includes the Internet.

In short, the law impacts:

• Americans with disabilities, their friends, family, and caregivers
• Private employers with 15 or more employees
• Businesses operating for public benefit
• State and local government agencies