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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.

  • Facebook Accessibility
  • YouTube Accessibility
  • General ADA Social Media Guidelines
  • Website Evaluation
  • ADA Consulting
  • ADA Compliance Training
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Why Website Accessibility Consulting is Essential

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.

Mobile Impairments

Vision Impairment

Auditory Impairments

Learning, Age-Related and Other

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It's overwhelming! How do we address ADA Accessibility!

It can be overwhelming to address ADA accessibility,  making your website accessible, you are ensuring that all of your potential users, including people with disabilities, have a decent user experience and can easily access your information. By implementing accessibility best practices, you are also improving the usability of the site for all users.

The W3C notes that “accessibility overlaps with other best practices such as mobile web design, device independence, multi-modal interaction, usability, design for older users, and search engine optimization (SEO). Case studies show that accessible websites have better search results, reduced maintenance costs, and increased audience reach, among other benefits.”

Yes! Most Consultants want you to think you have to pay for an evaluation, however you can start your journey by downloading ANDI – a free tool for testing your website which can be downloaded here.

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. 

  1. Qualifications – There are many different ways that one can become an ADA consultant. You want to make sure that the consultant you hire has the qualifications and expertise to help your organization.  We are constantly updating our training, and currently hold 2 certifications with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, but are training more each day.
  2. Extensive Understanding of WCAG guidelines.  One of the reasons why websites can be a legal gray area is because there aren’t federal laws that specifically outline how your website can get up to date and become ADA accessible. What is widely used by web professionals and ADA consultants alike is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), which provide standards for web accessibility.
  3. Case Studies and Testimonials
    Ask us for refences from our clients regarding ADA Consulting.
  4. Does your Consultant Understand Your Organization’s Unique Needs and Target Market This is an evolving area, and each business and organization will require a unique approach. 

Generate an accessibility statement for your website

When creating a new website, you should think about making your site accessible – more information can be found here on the website. But something that’s vital is an accessibility statement. Not only does this protect you from legal consequences, but it also provides guidance for anyone having issues with your website.  A website accessibility statement should clearly convey your commitment to making your website accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. To achieve this, the statement must be easy to read and free of technical jargon, especially considering visitors with language and learning disabilities. Here’s how to craft a compelling and clear accessibility statement: Commitment to Accessibility: Start with a heartfelt declaration of your dedication to ensuring that everyone, regardless of their abilities,

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Tips for creating an ADA accessible website

Over the last year, there have been numerous lawsuits regarding lack of accessibility of websites. In working with my clients, it’s apparent that this is an evolving area that will become more and more necessary for business owners as well as public entities like government and educational institutions to address. According to an article in “The Economist”, the early guidelines were just that websites should create “effective communication” but the actual rules of what that is are evolving. According to the article, a group of interested organizations started what eventually became the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (or WCAG). There are now a number of regularly updated regulations, that outline minimum standards. These standards have not been adopted by the ADA, but are frequently cited in

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