If you run a website, chances are you heard about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Companies large and small have built their presence on the web. From family-owned, mom and pop stores to billion-dollar corporations: it seems like every company has a website. The ADA is important because it requires businesses and nonprofits to provide equal access to their goods and services. This is crucial since brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce outlets largely drive the US economy. When it comes to web business, not only nonprofits should follow ADA compliance rules. Companies also sell software, design websites for clients, or…
5 ADA Compliant Rules For Your Website – accessiBe









