The internet: a vast library of information, open to all... or is it? Web accessibility bridges the digital divide, ensuring everyone can participate in the online world, regardless of ability.
Web accessibility ensures an inclusive online experience, breaking down barriers and enabling individuals with disabilities to engage fully with digital content.
Website accessibility is a must. Period. Conducting an accessibility audit goes beyond merely adhering to legal standards. It’s about opening your digital doors to every user and giving them an equal opportunity to engage with your content and access your services.
Website inclusivity is a legal imperative under the ADA, and neglecting its accessibility rules can lead to significant financial and reputational consequences.
Everyone should be able to freely and conveniently visit any website. If you own a website that is not universally accessible, you will lose potential customers — and, most likely, a large amount of money. This is one good reason why you must take the web accessibility issue very seriously.
Multimillion-dollar fines and site closure. That’s what can lie in wait for you if your website does not meet the accessibility laws and standards.
Web accessibility is an approach to developing interfaces, ensuring that they can be used by every group of users, regardless of any individual impairment. In some countries, such as Canada, web accessibility is a mandatory requirement for websites and is governed by local law.
To demonstrate transparency, companies report on their conformity to accessibility standards through a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT). This template is then used by governments, non-government organisations and private institutions to evaluate the products and services offered in terms of their accessibility.
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