You’re not a developer who speaks in zeros and ones, yet here you are with a lawsuit, paying a plaintiff you’ve never met for something you didn’t even know was well, a thing. No one likes deciphering reports or navigating complicated dashboards and accessibility widgets are like giving the disabled an adjustable ramp for a property with staircase. This doesn’t increase their access or decrease your exposure. Compliance needs to be built in, not bolted on. Whether you are resolving a lawsuit or just trying to make the web a more accessible place, you can achieve both with our Accessibility Overlay.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
A corrected version of your website’s code, easily inserted to ensure compliance immediately upon loading.
A corrected version of your free report for peace of mind for what you paid for and a tool in mediation to argue goodwill and potentially secure a lower settlement.
A website is built using a coded script that dictates its functionality and appearance. Unlike traditional overlays that merely conceal issues or address a limited number of them, our custom-tailored overlay provides a corrected version of that script, seamlessly integrating into your original website.
We can’t remodel ancient ruins but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try help the disabled access them. No one is ever 100% complaint as you may have barriers like integrated softwares that you can’t even control, not to mention the fact that the code is always being updated.
In most cases compliance relates to making existing content compliant on the backend and thus doesn’t require changing your websites intended design and purpose.
No one likes getting hooked on subscriptions, and you’re not an Amazon.com constantly getting updates. We suggest getting a check up any time you make a significant change to your website.
Disabilities may be a spectrum but accessibility is not, so giving the disabled a tool to adjust your websites accessibility ironically doesn’t help them or intrinsically make your website complaint, leaving you just as vulnerable to lawsuits.
It costs on avg $500 to file a lawsuit so why would a plaintiff waste their time and money if there are millions of websites out there that aren’t certified. Unsurprisingly, the people filing web lawsuits aren’t your loyal customers. For these serial plaintiffs make a business out of taking yours, armed with the plethora of free online tools to spot any of your compliance gaps all from the comfort of their couch. Our Accessibility Certification is the “lawsuit-ion” ensuring legal compliance with a legally required Accessibility Statement that communicates to your “actual customers”, of how to best navigate your site and a protective Accessibility Seal displayed to deter the plaintiff’s from ever suing it.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Inform disabled users of your website’s accessibility status, providing them with a guide on how to best navigate and interact with your site.
Prominently display your commitment to accessibility on your website, acting as a beacon to disabled users and a deterrent to potential plaintiffs.
Its not personal, its just business for these serial plaintiffs as they make millions filing hundreds of lawsuits a year, and like throwing darts on a board all they need is one error to stick in order to sue you.
Many violations cannot be seen with the naked eye and thus need to be discovered on the backend using sophisticated scanners and expert analysis.
Identification of current WCAG 2.1 & SEC 508 violations relating to one’s ability to see, hear, navigate, and understand digital content and offerings.
A complaint website could mean missing a lawsuit and our compliance report could cover you if you do get sued as it can be used as a tool in a mediation to argue goodwill and thus a lower settlement.
SERVICE | DESCRIPTION |
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ACCESSIBILITY WIDGETS | This is likened to providing a customizable ramp to an upper patio at a restaurant. The disabled already have a tool called a screen reader and all its reading is the non-corrected code on your website. In fact all that little icon at the bottom of your screen does is act as a beacon to plaintiff’s that you aren’t accessible because you're willing to pay monthly for one. Disabilities maybe a spectrum, but accessibility should not be an adjustment. |
MOST OVERLAY SUBSCRIPTIONS | Providing this is compared to a restaurant falsely denying the existence of an upper patio. Many of them provide just a quick fix by often masking the underlying issues instead of addressing them. This puts a blindfold on the already blind, and as soon as you stop paying your subscription you stop being “accessible”. |
ACCESSIBLE VERSION OF WEBSITE | Much like providing a separate lower-level patio for disabled patrons. This often not only provides a segregated experience but a less compelling one to a large potential client base, as it often requires removing significant features on your website. This is inherently discriminatory and doesn't prevent lawsuits as plaintiffs don’t need to choose the accessible version of your website to sue you. |
FULL FIX SERVICES | Similar to having a contractor build a ramp to the restaurants upper patio. Hiring an outside company to take over the full task of making your website compliant could mean losing control of key design elements you intimately worked with your developer to build in the 1st place, while paying for things you aren’t ready to fix with money you aren’t ready to spend. |
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