Website Accessibility Is Now the Law—What You Need to Know
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, […]
Why Automated Accessibility Tools Are Not Enough (And What to Do Instead)
The Myth of “One-Click Accessibility” Many organizations rely on automated tools or overlays and assume they are compliant. They are not. Automated tools typically detect only 20–30% of accessibility issues. What Automated Tools Miss Critical issues that require human testing: Screen reader usability Logical reading order Meaningful link context Form usability Keyboard navigation ARIA misuse […]
ADA Title III and Your Website: Why Your Business Could Be at Risk
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 […]
The Law Has Changed: What the DOJ’s New Digital Accessibility Rule Means for You
Accessibility Is No Longer Optional—It’s the Law Digital accessibility is no longer a “nice to have.” With the recent ruling from the U.S. Department of Justice, accessibility is now a legal requirement for state and local governments. Under ADA Title II, public entities must ensure that their websites, mobile apps, and digital content are accessible […]
The Right Way to Use Automated Accessibility Tools: A Hybrid Strategy for Real Compliance
Automated accessibility tools promise instant insights, but the reality is more nuanced. Automation is not a shortcut to ADA compliance or WCAG conformance. Instead, automated audits are most valuable when they are integrated into a hybrid accessibility strategy that includes manual testing and expert review. Here’s how organizations can use automated tools in the right […]
Lawsuit Alert: The Top 5 Accessibility Failures That Get Your Website Sued
In the digital era, your website is considered a place of public accommodation. If a person with a disability cannot access your site, complete a purchase, or use a key service, it creates a potential legal liability under accessibility laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in the U.S. The majority of digital accessibility […]
The Law of the Digital Land: Legislation and Digital Accessibility
For businesses operating in the modern global economy, digital accessibility is not optional; it is a legal requirement across many states. While the ethical case for inclusion is powerful, the legislative landscape provides a compelling reason to prioritize an accessible digital presence. The Global Standard: WCAG Before diving into specific laws, it’s essential to understand […]
Save with Results One LLC End-of-Year Digital Accessibility Savings
As the year comes to a close, now is the time to ask an important question: Are your websites, documents, and digital communications accessible to everyone—including people with disabilities? Results One LLC is a woman- and minority-owned small business based in Washington, DC and Maryland, specializing in digital accessibility testing, remediation, and training. We support […]
Beyond Compliance: Why Digital Accessibility Matters to Everyone
The True Meaning of Digital Inclusion In the modern world, the internet isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity. We use it to shop, bank, apply for jobs, access education, connect with family, and engage with government services. When a digital space is inaccessible, it creates a formidable barrier that excludes people from fundamental aspects of […]
Digital Accessibility: Building a Web for Everyone
Why Your Website Needs an Open Door Imagine arriving at a beautifully designed building, only to find the main entrance is up a flight of stairs and there’s no ramp or elevator. You’ve been excluded from what lies inside, not because you don’t want to enter, but because of a preventable design choice. This happens […]