If you’ve been searching for how to create an “ADA compliant website,” you’re asking a great question, but using the wrong phrase (don’t worry, almost everyone does). The truth is, “ADA compliance” isn’t something a website can technically achieve. But understanding why that’s the case will help you actually make your site accessible to everyone,…
When discussing web accessibility with clients, one of the most frequent objections I hear is: “My clients don’t have disabilities, so I don’t need an accessible website.” While this response might seem logical on the surface, it reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of what disability actually looks like in our world. The Reality of Disability Is…
When designing a website, the hero section is often treated like the crown jewel of the homepage. It’s the first thing website visitors see when they land on a page, so it captures their attention and invites them into a journey. Traditionally, websites have had static hero images, bold headlines, and a call to action…
Accessibility compliance for a website? Most of us are familiar with the legal requirements for being ADA compliant at your brick-and-mortar store. For instance, state and local governments require businesses to build structures like ramps, elevators, and access points to ensure everyone can access your building — but what about your website? While ADA standards…