Web Accessibility Standards

Web accessibility standards refers to criteria for a website to be accessible for individuals with disabilities.

What are Web Accessibility Standards?

Web accessibility standards may refer to several different things. Web accessibility standards most commonly refers to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are widely regarded as best practices to follow for making a website accessible for individuals with disabilities. 

Web accessibility standards can also refer to 508 Website Compliance. Web accessibility standards may also refer to ADA Website Compliance. 

Satisfy Regulations with Web Accessibility Standards

An ADA compliant website is a regulatory requirement for any business with 15 or more employees. If your website isn't made to be accessible for individuals with disabilities, your organization is vulnerable to costly litigation expenses and regulation compliance fees. 

ACS is experienced in creating custom, professional website designs that fulfill web accessibility standards. To make your website accessible and compliant...

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