Think ADA Only Applies to Physical Spaces? Think Again.
If your business serves the public, your website is legally considered part of your business under ADA Title III.
That means:
👉 If your website isn’t accessible, you could be at risk of lawsuits.
The Rise of Digital Accessibility Lawsuits
Thousands of businesses—large and small—have faced legal action due to inaccessible websites.
Common industries impacted:
- RetailÂ
- HospitalityÂ
- HealthcareÂ
- Financial servicesÂ
- Professional servicesÂ
And yes—small businesses are not exempt.
What Makes a Website “Non-Compliant”?
Common issues include:
- Buttons and links not labeled for assistive technologyÂ
- Missing or incorrect headingsÂ
- Poor color contrastÂ
- Forms without labelsÂ
- No keyboard navigationÂ
Automated tools alone only catch ~25% of issues—manual testing is essential.
What About Federal Contractors?
If your business works with the federal government, you must also comply with:
Section 508 Requirements
- Provide a VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template)Â
- Demonstrate accessibility of digital products/servicesÂ
Failure to comply can:
- Disqualify you from contractsÂ
- Impact funding opportunitiesÂ
What You Should Do Right Now
- Run an accessibility scanÂ
- Conduct a manual auditÂ
- Fix high-risk issues immediatelyÂ
- Create an accessibility statementÂ
How Results One LLC Can Help
We help businesses:
- Reduce legal riskÂ
- Achieve ADA & Section 508 complianceÂ
- Win government contractsÂ
👉 Get a FREE website accessibility assessment today
Don’t wait until you receive a demand letter.