GoMarketingNation Inc. will make our best efforts to make your website Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliant (ADA WCAG2.1), but there are no guarantees that your website is 100% accessible in all instances, at all times, and in all ways. In addition, GoMarketing Inc. and its subsidiaries, and third-party providers do not in any way guarantee you will not be sued for ADA non-compliance, or that you will prevail in a lawsuit.
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What is ADA and WCAG 2.1 and How Does It Affect Businesses?
Americans with Disabilities Act & Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
ADA
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), is a 1990 Civil Rights Law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities in many areas of public life. Title III of the Act pertains to accessibility for all to service offered by private entities.
Title III of the ADA has been interpreted as pertaining to website accessibility for visitors with vision, hearing, and speech disabilities.
WCAG 2.1
ADA Title III has no detailed compliance goals for website owners to follow. So, the court system has looked to WCAG 2.1, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 as the guide for ADA compliance.
If you are sued, you will be sued based on the guidelines stated in WCAG 2.1
Section 508
Section 508 is a separate compliance law which covers government and government contractors’ websites exclusively and has its own guidelines
ADA Compliance Goals For Websites
ADA Compliance Rules
ADA Compliance Standards
ADA Compliance Law
ADA Compliance Requirements
ADA Compliance Governance
ADA Compliance Rules
ADA Compliance Standards
ADA Compliance Law
ADA Compliance Requirements
ADA Compliance Governance
How ADA and the WCAG 2.1 Affects You and Your Website
Industries Sued Over ADA Non-Compliance
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Is Your Website ADA Compliant?
GOMarketingNation – WCAG & ADA Section 508 Experts
GoMarketingNation ADA Website Compliance Services, What We Do:
1. Analyze Your Website: GoMarketingNation will study and analyze your website to see where your ADA issues are on your website.
2. Make You Compliant: We will modify your website to make it ADA compliant by meeting WCAG 2.1 guidelines and Section 508 guidelines both. Some of this modification is done by our developers by hand and some of it is controlled by our ADACS program automatically.
3. Keep You Compliant: Our ADA Compliance Software (ADACS) monitors changes to your website and to compliance laws. If the laws change, our software and our developers will return your site to compliance very quickly.
“We are very excited to offer this ADA Compliance Service and the ADACS Program to our Clients and new Clients. This software is a gamechanger in the ADA compliance arena that will allow everyone to rest easier knowing they are ADA Compliant,” wiliam, CEO of GoMarketingNation.
GoMarketingNation ADACS Program Overview
Our ADACS Program is a Visitor adjustable frontend and backend layer system. 90% of all ADA issues are covered by ADACS and can be implemented by users with disabilities. The users have the control to alter your websites interface for their own unique experience. This allows Users with disabilities to modify what they see and hear on your site to meet their needs. Giving your visitors the ability to tailor your site to their needs will put the power in their hands to have a great experience. You can see this interface by clicking on the Blue Circle Icon with the wheel chair graphic in the lower left corner of www.GoMarketingNation.com.
GoMarketing ADACS Interface Above
Feel free to try the system out on our own website. Only you will see the changes and adjustments you are making.
Would you like a free demo of our system, call 431-726-7262 to set up a time to do so! We know you will be impressed with the system and be assured you are now ADA Compliant!
W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.1
- Provide alternative text for non-text content
- Label all of your form elements
- Add closed captions to the video. Add audio descriptions for animations
- Ensure color contrast meets the minimum threshold.
- Make your link text descriptive.
- Do not use color as the only indication of meaning.
- Provide alternative text for non-text content
- Label all of your form elements
- Add closed captions to the video. Add audio descriptions for animations
- Ensure color contrast meets the minimum threshold.
- Make your link text descriptive.
- Do not use color as the only indication of meaning.
Types of Disabilities we Cover
Full or partial blindness (using screen reading software such as NVDA or JAWS).
Motor disabilities (such as joint injuries, limb amputations and more).
Parkinson's disease (shaking hands - inability to use the mouse).
Epilepsy (seizures when flashing animations are running).
Cognitive disabilities (such as memory disorders, dyslexia, people who've been through a stroke, and more).
Seniors (With a wide variety of possible disabilities).
