ADA Compliance

Handicap bathroom requirements are clearly outlined in the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) that was passed by Congress in the year 1990. Per Title III of this act, public accommodations…

In July 1990, George H. W. Bush enacted the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) into a law. It was the foundation of all legal obligations in government agencies and businesses…

The rise of online businesses has brought with it many advantages. However, some of the businesses don’t take people with disability into account during setup and after. This is where…

Level AA conformity is the middle range of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.0. This level of conformity indicates compliance with the lower level conformity, A. Consequently, AAA compliance…

Every single ambitious brand out there likes to deliver an engaging and user-friendly customer experience. However, the aspect of accessibility is often ignored in most cases. As a matter of…

ADA Access, short for Americans with Disabilities ACT was passed in 1990. This act was passed in an effort to put an end to discrimination against individuals with disabilities. The…

In order to make it easier to comply with ADA Access regulations regarding disability access and reduce the number of opportunistic lawsuits in the courts, California’s State Legislature enacted SB 1186 in…

AAA is the highest level of website content accessibility guidelines WCAG. This level incorporates level AA and level A. With level AAA, websites need to have completed levels A and…

There are many things that increase disability accessibility in schools, such as touchless sinks, mechanical lifts, and automatic doors. These items increase accessibility for all beyond the requirements set forth…