Plain-English how-tos for making your website ADA & WCAG compliant.
A plain-English WCAG 2.1 Level AA checklist for small business websites — the standard US courts point to for ADA web compliance. Read the guide →
Why websites get sued under the ADA, who the targets are, what demand letters cost, and how to reduce your risk. Read the guide →
A practical guide to writing image alt text that satisfies WCAG 1.1.1 — when to describe, when to leave it empty, and common mistakes. Read the guide →
What the WCAG color contrast ratios are, how to measure them, and how to fix low-contrast text and buttons. Read the guide →
Labels, error messages, and keyboard support — how to make contact, booking, and checkout forms accessible. Read the guide →
Why keyboard accessibility matters, how to test it, and how to avoid keyboard traps (WCAG 2.1.1–2.1.2). Read the guide →
A beginner’s guide to testing accessibility with free screen readers like VoiceOver and NVDA. Read the guide →
How to make menus, forms, and brochures in PDF format accessible to screen readers. Read the guide →
How proper H1–H6 headings help both accessibility and SEO, and how to fix skipped levels. Read the guide →
What ARIA is, when to use it, and the first rule of ARIA — for accessible custom components. Read the guide →
Caption, transcript, and autoplay requirements for accessible video and audio content. Read the guide →
How to make a WordPress site ADA/WCAG compliant — themes, plugins, alt text, and common pitfalls. Read the guide →
Why Shopify merchants — not Shopify — are liable for accessibility, and how to fix common theme issues. Read the guide →
What to include in a website accessibility statement, and why it helps your legal position. Read the guide →
A prioritized starting plan for small businesses making their website ADA/WCAG compliant on a budget. Read the guide →