Received an ADA demand letter targeting your website? Don't touch the site yet. Here is the 72-hour response plan — and why your first instinct is probably wrong.
Giriprasad Patil
Chrome extensions for ADA testing catch 30-50% of violations. Here's what they miss — and why plaintiff firms find the rest.
Giriprasad Patil
The complete ada compliance checklist by category — with WCAG 2.1 AA requirements, priority order, and the testing tools that verify each item.
Giriprasad Patil
Most businesses fix their HTML and forget their PDFs. Here's how to use an ADA compliance PDF checker and what untagged documents actually risk.
Giriprasad Patil
Section 508 applies to federal agencies and their vendors. Here's which tools to use, what they cover, and what federal reviewers now expect in documentation.
Giriprasad Patil
1,427 businesses sued for ADA violations in 2025 had already been sued before. Point-in-time audits aren't failing to find violations — they're failing to keep them fixed.
Giriprasad Patil
The ADA is a law. WCAG is a technical standard. One can get you sued. The other tells you how to avoid it. They're often confused — but they're completely different things. Here's exactly how they relate.
Giriprasad Patil
WCAG 2.2's two new Level A criteria — Redundant Entry (3.3.7) and Consistent Help (3.2.6) — are among the easiest to fix and among the most commonly overlooked. Here's your complete compliance checklist.
Giriprasad Patil
Mobile apps are now covered by the EAA and ADA Title II — and manual screen reader testing is your only way to catch what automated tools miss.
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