Accessibility Is No Longer Optional
Website accessibility is no longer just best practice—it is now a legal requirement.
With new enforcement from the Department of Justice under ADA Title II, state and local governments must ensure their digital content is accessible to people with disabilities.
📅 Key Deadlines:
- April 24, 2026 (larger entities)
- April 26, 2027 (smaller entities)
But this doesn’t stop at the government.
Under ADA Title III, businesses that serve the public are also required to provide accessible digital experiences—including websites.
What Does This Mean for Your Organization?
If your website is not accessible, you are at risk of:
- Legal action and lawsuits
- Losing customers or constituents
- Damaging your brand reputation
More importantly, you are excluding people.
Over 30% of the population lives with a disability.
What Should You Do Now?
Start with:
✔️ An accessibility audit (automated + manual)
✔️ Identification of high-risk issues
✔️ A remediation plan
How Results One LLC Can Help
We provide:
- Comprehensive accessibility audits
- WCAG 2.1 AA compliance support
- Training and ongoing monitoring
👉 Start with a FREE website accessibility scan + consultation