Website Accessibility (WCAG) Compliance: A Practical Guide for Business Owners
WCAG 2.2 AA explained for business owners: where sites typically fail, legal risk, and a practical, prioritized remediation plan.
Read more →ADA compliance refers to making websites usable for people with disabilities, following the Americans with Disabilities Act and the WCAG guidelines it is usually measured against. For businesses selling to customers in the United States, an inaccessible website can lead to complaints and legal claims. The practical requirements overlap with good design: readable text, sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation, captions and descriptive image alternatives. Compliance is not a one-time badge, because new content and features can introduce barriers again. Internet Solutions builds websites with clear structure, headings and image descriptions from the start, which makes later accessibility work far easier. When a site is maintained by our team, content updates can follow the same rules. Our audits also flag structural issues that affect both accessibility and search visibility.
WCAG 2.2 AA explained for business owners: where sites typically fail, legal risk, and a practical, prioritized remediation plan.
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