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 →Website compliance means making sure a website meets the legal and regulatory requirements that apply to it. Depending on the market, that can include privacy policies, cookie consent, data protection rules, accessibility standards, consumer information for online stores and correct handling of marketing consent. Non-compliance can bring fines and complaints, but it also undermines trust, because visitors increasingly notice how a site treats their data. Requirements change over time, so compliance is an ongoing task rather than a one-off check. Internet Solutions builds and maintains websites and can put the technical parts in place, from consent mechanisms and forms to accessible structure. For newsletters, our e-mail marketing service relies on confirmed opt-in lists, which is itself part of staying compliant. Legal texts themselves should be prepared or reviewed by qualified legal advisers.
WCAG 2.2 AA explained for business owners: where sites typically fail, legal risk, and a practical, prioritized remediation plan.
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