ADA Compliance for Websites: A Practical Guide
How the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to websites, what WCAG level to target, and how to reduce ADA web accessibility lawsuit risk.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. Increasingly, that protection extends to websites and mobile apps.
Why ADA web compliance matters
ADA web accessibility lawsuits have risen sharply. Conforming to WCAG 2.1 AA is the most reliable way to reduce legal exposure and serve all users.
How QualiBooth helps
Continuous scanning and clear remediation guidance keep your site aligned with WCAG โ and give you the documentation to demonstrate good-faith compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Does the ADA apply to websites?
U.S. courts have widely held that the ADA applies to websites of businesses considered places of public accommodation, even though the law predates the modern web.
What WCAG level should I target for ADA compliance?
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the de facto benchmark courts and the DOJ reference for ADA web accessibility.
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