I will make your site ada and wcag compliant for disabled people

ADA compliance refers to the Americans with Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design, which states that all electronic and information technology (like websites) must be accessible to people with disabilities.

Organizations that need to adhere with ADA requirements include: -State and local government agencies -Private employers -Businesses that operate for the benefit of the public. -WORLDWIDE PROBLEM

Unfortunately, however, if your website isn’t ADA accessible, you are liable. A lawsuit, for example, could be filed against your company if people with disabilities cannot access or use your site. Even if your business didn’t intend to discriminate or exclude people with disabilities from visiting

Even though the U.S. Department of Justice hasn’t released official ADA compliance guidelines, it has provided recommendations. Your company wants (and needs) to use these recommendations to start making your site and user experience ADA compliant.

When it comes to ADA compliance on websites, the go-to recommendation revolves around the WCAG 2.0 guidelines. This resource outlines several recommendations or goals for making your website ADA accessible to users across the U.S.

Achieving ADA compliance for your website can seem challenging, especially if your web design and development team doesn’t have much time available. Becoming ADA compliant, however, is critical, as a lawsuit could cost your business thousands of dollars. Let me help you.

This is for all businesses all over the world. Not only the US