General ADA Compliance Questions
- Who does the law affect?
- Does the Law apply to companies online?
- Has there been any big law suits that deal with ADA?
- What Are some examples of compliancy issues?
In (2006) The National Federation of the Blind sued Target in federal court, maintaining that blind people couldn’t use the popular ecommerce site.
Results: Case was settled. Target made their site fully accessible to blind users.
In (2010) The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) brought a suit against Netflix alleging that Netflix was discriminating against deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers because not all their streaming video had closed captions.
Results: Netflix agreed to caption 100% of their video by 2014.
- The alt descriptions describe the purpose of the objects
- Pages cannot contain repeatedly flashing images
- When text is not available use the title attribute
- Add captions to videos
ADA Compliance Scans Only
Companies that just want to make sure that their site stays compliant to the laws and regulations of WCAG 2.0 AA and Section 508. We offer a standalone monthly scanning option. You will scan your site on an agreed time frame and send you reports that show any new errors or full compliancy. In the case that there are errors we will also send you a recommendation for remediation of the errors with a quote if you would like Fett Digital to accomplish that for you.