Make your website more accessible & protect against discrimination lawsuits!

The best website can still be a nightmare for those who are sight or hearing impaired or have dyslexia, epilepsy, or ADHD. These inaccessible websites exclude ideal clients – and can be vulnerable to legal consequences stemming from the Americans with Disability Act.

Simplify navigation for all abilities

The nicest, most thought-out websites can be a nightmare for a disabled person to navigate. 98% of all websites are not compliant and inaccessible websites exclude ideal clients and can be vulnerable to  legal consequences.

Our accessibility plugin enables a more seamless navigation for all visitors and was thoughtfully created to support individuals with visual or hearing impairments, dyslexia, epilepsy, or ADHD.

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Why should your website be more accessible? Here are 6 good reasons:

  1. Enhance your reputation by showing that accessibility is important to your business.
  2. Extend your reach by making your brand more accessible.
  3. Avoid missing out on an ideal client – people with disabilities are a $6 trillion consumer segment.
  4. Win over disabled site visitors and people who care about inclusivity issues.
  5. Reduce the risk of lawsuits by complying with accessibility legislation.
  6. Improve your SEO rankings by providing a better user experience, increasing the time spent on your website and conversion rates.

Get the full story from Brian – why your website should be ADA compliant.

Free 14-day trial on your website!

Making your website fully accessible is a process that involves analysis, planning, time, and expense. Take the first step by integrating a disability accessibility platform into your current website. Feel peace of mind, knowing your site is always working towards ADA compliance. And installing this platform qualifies you for a tax credit.

A robust disability access platform will be installed on your site, available to disabled communities within 48 hours. And your site will stay compliant with 24-hour legal monitoring through a yearly subscription. You’ll also receive a widget that customizes your website to the user’s needs without compromising site design. After taking your first steps toward website accessibility, you’ll receive actionable advice on how to make your website even more inclusive.

Interested? Learn about our plans.

Websites without accessibility are
more vulnerable to legal consequences

Since 2018, websites have been considered places of “public accommodation”. It’s mandated by the Department of Justice for websites to comply with the American Disabilities Act Title 3 and Website Content Accessibility Guidelines.

The Americans with Disability Act states that web content should be accessible to all those who must navigate by voice, screen readers, or other assistive technologies.

Unfortunately, if your site is discovered lacking disability access, there’s no grace period to remedy compliance once a lawsuit is filed. And there’s no feasible way to defend your company – ignorance is no excuse.

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Show disabled communities
your commitment to accessibility

Badges are an important way to readily distinguish your business. With the Brian Lawrence Accessibility Enhanced Badge, you’re declaring that you offer a full website experience tailored to specific needs of disabled communities.

Your badge seamlessly integrates into your site, showing your dedication to website accessibility. Use it across your social media to support disabled communities. And demonstrate to government organizations that your business is actively fostering an inclusive digital space for the disabled.

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Boost your site SEO with disability access

Being visible to a larger percentage of the population makes your website more relevant. And it’s only a matter of time before Google starts penalizing websites that don’t incorporate disability access.

When your website is accessible to all wedding couples, it results in a better user experience for everyone. And that engaging experience improves time spent on your website, and ultimately, an increase in meaningful connections to learn more.

Find out your options to make your website more accessible

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