Achieve ADA Website Compliance

Yes. RSI Security will help turn any inaccessible website into one that’s fully compliant. We’ll walk you through the entire process to minimize the likelihood of lawsuits.

Yes. We have the tools, technology and team to be your complete end-to-end ADA compliance solution. No need to enlist multiple vendors or partners.

Not at all. We’ll implement the highest industry standards and best practices with regards to the security and privacy of all site visitors. Accessibility will never compromise security.

Absolutely. RSI Security will ensure that your website retains all design integrity and performance while attaining ADA compliance.

The ADA was passed into law before digital accessibility was a consideration. But Title III has come to include websites, meaning most businesses' and organizations' websites need to be ADA compliant.

There are several tools available to test a website's level of accessibility for ADA compliance standards. These tools can provide insight into problem areas and critical accessibility issues that can be fixed.

Besides fixing any identified problems, perform a thorough audit to evaluate against the four principles of accessibility defined by WCAG to ensure that digital content is:

• Perceivable
• Operable
• Understandable
• Robust

The ADA doesn't detail requirements for websites, but the Department of Justice recommends and references WCAG for implementing the required level of accessibility.

Technology is continually changing, and digital accessibility standards are living documents that have to change in response. So it's unrealistic to expect to achieve permanent, flawless accessibility that never needs to be revisited. 
RSI Security's ADA website compliance services will ensure your organization's website meets current accessibility standards and is updated to match future requirements for consistent ADA compliance.

The websites of small businesses with 15 or more employees that operate for 20 hours or more a week are required to be ADA compliant.

The ADA is the Americans with Disabilities Act, which is a law that was established to protect the rights of people with disabilities. It mandates that websites must be accessible, but it doesn't provide many specifics or guidance.

WCAG refers to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which are the international standard for digital accessibility. WCAG provides detailed requirements and guidelines for achieving digital accessibility.

The goal of the ADA is to prevent discrimination against people with disabilities in many contexts, including:

• Access to public services and accommodations
• Employment and education
• Transportation

Besides avoiding legal issues and improving the state of digital accessibility, achieving ADA website compliance offers the following benefits:

• A larger audience
• Improved SEO
• A universally better user experience
• A positive image and reputation for the organization

Costs will vary depending on the resources needed to meet requirements and undergo an audit. There are tax incentives available to help offset these costs.RSI Security's ADA website compliance services will assist your organization in achieving and maintaining thorough ADA compliance efficiently.