AI Accessibility & ADA (WCAG) Compliance Consulting for Small to Mid-Sized Businesses

Protect and Expand Your Audience. Stay Compliant.

Most businesses don't intend to exclude people with disabilities -- but outdated websites, apps, and digital tools can unintentionally violate accessibility laws and lead to costly lawsuits or claims, demand letters, and lost customers.

We help small and mid-sized businesses identify accessibility risks, become ADA & WCAG compliant, and implement practical fixes -- fast, affordable, and without interruption to your business or without unnecessary tech jargon.

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What is ADA Digital Accessibility?
Understanding ADA & WCAG (without the legal jargon)

The American with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires businesses to provide equal access to goods and services -- including websites, mobile apps, and digital content. All of these are susceptible to lawsuits and litigation.
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Courts and the Department of Justice increasingly interpret websites as "places of public accommodations." Website owners are being targeted and sued for a law they are ignorant about!

In essence, if your business serves the public online, you are expected to be accessible.

What is WCAG?

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the internationally accepted standards used to measure digital accessibility.
Most lawsuits and enforcement actions reference:
WCAG 2.1 Level AA (current standard most commonly required).
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Accessibility Evaluation Summary Report

Owners of websites and online content must comply with ADA & WCAG regulations, as enforcement is serious. This isn't merely a recommendation or request—it is a requirement under the law.

SOLUTION: Shardley.com provides tailored solutions by merging established frameworks with practical experience, assisting businesses in transforming insights and understanding into actionable steps to achieve sustainable compliance outcomes.

LEGAL NOTICES and LAWSUITS

An historic supreme court judgement last year caused a surge in website owners being sued for non-compliance with ADA.

Legal Cases

1,700+ legal cases related to non-accessibility compliance in New York alone in 2020.
$50,000+ is the average legal cost to small businesses

Legal Notices

Unlike GDPR, The ADA Law requires no notice before a lawsuit is filed against a company for non-compliance.
Lawsuits are mounting and are expected to increase.

Lawsuits

More than 10,000 websites sued in 2023 for their website not being ADA compliant. This number was expected to hit 100K by 2024.

I-TEAM NEWSDESK Reports: $15K Lawsuits targeting business websites for non-compliance

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