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ADA Accessibility Guides
Plain-English guides for small business owners navigating ADA website accessibility, WCAG 2.1 AA, and demand letters. This is educational information, not legal advice.
ADA Compliant Website Examples: What Compliance Actually Looks Like
Searchers want to see a compliant site. The honest answer: no one can certify a private company’s site as compliant. Here’s where to study strong patterns, and what compliance looks like feature by feature.
Read the guide →What Is a WCAG Compliance Audit? Process, Cost, and What You Should Get
What a WCAG compliance audit actually is, how the process works, what a real audit should deliver, and what it costs — plus how to spot a scanner report dressed up as an audit.
Read the guide →ADA Website Lawsuits: What Small Business Owners Need to Know in 2026
What these lawsuits are, who gets targeted, the April 2026 DOJ deadline (and why it matters even though it isn’t aimed at private businesses), and what actually reduces your risk.
Read the guide →The ADA Website Compliance Checklist for Small Businesses (2026)
A plain-English ADA website compliance checklist organized by the four WCAG 2.1 AA principles — with concrete items you can verify yourself, and an honest note on what a checklist can’t catch.
Read the guide →What to Do If You Get an ADA Demand Letter: A Step-by-Step Guide for Small Business Owners
You opened the mail and there it is — a letter from a law firm claiming your website violates the ADA. Don’t panic. Here is exactly what to do, in order, and what a good-faith effort means.
Read the guide →Get your ADA audit
Understand exactly what issues are on your site and what to fix — a manual audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, delivered in 3–5 business days.
Get Your Audit — $249Manual ADA Website Audits for Small Business