More and more privately owned businesses have been the victims of ADA Title III compliance lawsuits than ever before, and a growing number of these lawsuits are due to lack of compliance on the business’ website.

It’s more important than ever that your auto repair shop’s website is compliant.

Join Brian in this episode to talk about what it means for shop’s website to be ADA compliant.

Talking Points

I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice
Just like your office door needs a ramp and bathroom needs handrails, your website needs to be able to be viewed by those with vision and hearing impairments
This is not just total blindness and deafness but any impairments including colorblindness, poor vision, and hard of hearing.
There are 2 main reasons you need your website to be ADA compliant
The number of lawsuits happening
It’s the right thing to do
What makes a website ADA compliant?
Over 100 factors
Most important factors are:
Skip nav
Image alt text
Proper heading structure
Labels on form fields
Contrasting colors
Clear, easy to read fonts
Descriptive link text
Subtitles on videos
We use a free plugin with some nice features
I won’t guarantee a website ADA compliant
Do the basics and you’re probably good to go. Remember, I am not an attorney.
Where to start - wave.webaim.org

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