ADA Consulting - Apricity Web Solutions

Is Your Online Presence
ADA Compliant?

Disability is a part of being human.

Almost everyone will temporarily or permanently experience disability at some point in their life. An estimated 1.3 billion people – about 16% of the global population – currently experience significant disability. This number is increasing due in part to population aging and an increase in the prevalence of non-communicable diseases.

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Disabilities are not always obvious

Mobile Impairments

Vision Impairment

Auditory Impairments

Learning, Age-Related and Other

What you need to know about Hiring a Disability Consultant

Our ADA Consulting Services are specifically tailored to support medium and large websites, such as non-profit organizations, government websites, and businesses that serve the general public in achieving ADA accessibility compliance while maintaining an attractive and SEO-friendly site.

Start with Free Tools!

You can start your journey by downloading ANDI - a free tool for testing your website which can be downloaded here. There are also other free tools (check back frequently for updates): NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) A free screen reader for Windows. Download Here YouTube Automatic Captions Learn how to automatically caption videos. Guide Here

4 Things to Look for When Hiring a Consultant

Qualifications – Ensure your consultant has the right expertise. We hold two certifications from the Rocky Mountain ADA Center and continue training.
WCAG Expertise – No federal laws mandate website accessibility, but WCAG standards guide web professionals and ADA consultants.
Case Studies & Testimonials – Request client references on our ADA consulting work.
Tailored Approach – Every organization has unique needs. Your consultant should understand yours.

Why Hire a Consultant

A consultant possesses the expertise not only in accessibility but also the legal and practical aspects. They can guide you through the journey, ensuring you don’t fall for unnecessary solutions or get entangled in legal issues. The technology is constantly changing to meet the needs of many disabilities and we can help you stay on top of those changes.

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Screenshot of the front page of Handicraftclub.org website

Crafting a Modern Digital Experience: The Handicraft Club’s Online Transformation

Client Overview Founded in 1904 by Julia Lippitt Mauran, Mary Parsons, and eight other visionary women, The Handicraft Club of Providence, Rhode Island, has a storied history rooted in the promotion and practice of traditional crafts. For over a century, this private club has been a haven for artisans, offering classes in basketry, decorative arts, fiber arts, jewelry, needle arts, painting, printing, drawing, and weaving. As the organization grew, so did the need for a

Client Case Study: Transforming Northern Will County Special Recreation District’s Digital Presence

Client Overview The Northern Will County Special Recreation District (NWCSRA) in Illinois was formed by merging several organizations dedicated to providing recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities. As part of their evolution, NWCSRA recognized the need for a cohesive brand identity and an engaging online presence that reflected their expanded mission. To achieve this, they partnered with Campfire Concepts for a comprehensive marketing analysis and rebranding initiative. They then entrusted us with the critical task

Can I use a plugin or Widget to automatically make my website ADA compliant?

No. Yes, the answer is a bit more complicated than that, but the simple truth is: relying solely on a plugin will not make your website ADA compliant. Why Plugins Alone Don’t WorkIt’s tempting to think there’s a quick fix for making your website ADA-compliant. After all, many plugins advertise themselves as “set it and forget it” solutions to accessibility concerns. However, true compliance isn’t something that can be achieved with a single tool. ADA

How Small Businesses Can Save on ADA Compliance with the Disabled Access Credit

Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is necessary, but small businesses struggling to fund digital accessibility improvements may be eligible for assistance through the IRS Disabled Access Credit. What is the Disabled Access Credit? The Disabled Access Credit is a tax incentive designed to encourage businesses to comply with Title III of the ADA, which covers public accommodations, including both physical spaces and websites. Eligible small businesses can receive a credit covering 50%

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Is Your Online Presence ADA Compliant?