ADA Compliance

Ensure your website is ADA compliant: Final regulations expected in 2018

The Americans with Disabilities Act extends to websites, to ensure that all Americans have fair access to important information, and if your organization’s site isn’t compliant, you could be opening your company up to steep penalties and lawsuits, not to mention alienating potential customers.

• Target Corporation

  Had to settle for damages of $6 million USD and attorney's fees and costs over $3.7 million after a lawsuit by US National Federation of the Blind (NFB).

• The Sydney Olympic Games

  Was required to pay $20,000 AUD in damages due to poor accessibility to their website.

• Amex in the news

  "Bank upgrade is excluding blind. Visually impaired customers of American Express say they can no longer read their credit card statements online." - BBC Headline after Amex neglected WCAG 2.0 standards.

Savvior guides your organization to full ADA website compliance!

There’s a lot of confusion in the market around the latest guidelines, but Savvior is on top of the latest guidelines, and can help your organization make the right enhancements to ensure you are following best practices.

ADA standards are issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ). Earlier this year, the DOJ stated that it planned to address the uncertainty on the website issue by most likely adopting the “Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 AA” in 2018.

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