Compliance
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
A landmark U.S. civil rights law that courts have consistently extended to websites and apps — making digital accessibility a legal obligation for most businesses operating in the United States.
Title II — Government
State and local government entities must make all digital services, websites, and communications accessible to people with disabilities under ADA Title II.
Title III — Public Accommodations
Businesses and non-profits serving the public must ensure their websites and apps are accessible — courts have consistently applied Title III to digital properties.
WCAG as the Standard
The DOJ and courts consistently reference WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the technical benchmark for ADA digital accessibility compliance, making it the de facto requirement.
Rising Litigation Risk
ADA digital accessibility lawsuits have grown over 300% in five years. Proactive WCAG compliance is significantly less costly than settlement or remediation under legal pressure.
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