This series by Level Access CEO Tim Springer provides a framework for validating and justifying a claim of “ADA compliance” for a website, mobile app, or other digital system.
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What Does “ADA Compliant” Mean for a Website?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Series Overview
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Background on the ADA
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Definitions of Interest
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: The General Rule
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: General Prohibitions
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Specific Prohibitions
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Regulatory Overview
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Auxiliary Aids and Services
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Effective Communication
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What Do We See In Lawsuits?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What’s the Breakdown of a Claim in an ADA Lawsuit?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What Policies, Procedures, and Practices are Required?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Is a Specific Level of Technical Compliance Required?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What About Privacy Implications?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: How Does the ADA Apply to a Website?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: What’s Covered? What’s Not?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: How Do You Test Full and Equal Access for a Website?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: How Do You Test for Effective Communication?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: The ADA Compliant Website
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Isn’t This Just a One Time Fix?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Why Does the Definition of “Compliant” Seem to Change Over Time?
ADA Compliance Blog Series ADA Compliance: Do You Really Need to “Remove Barriers” in a Website?
ADA Compliance Blog Series