ADA-Accessible Website Design
Why Is This important?
ADA lawsuits are real and increasing. According to usablenet, over 5,000 ADA‑related digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in U.S. federal and state courts in 2025.
Just like a restaurant needs to have handicap parking spots, you need to have a website that a vision impaired user can navigate using their keyboard and a screen reader, which is a tool vision impaired users use to have their computer read websites to them.
Many web design companies do not spend the extra time necessary making sure their website design is accessible, and do not discuss it because it is very time consuming to implement. Do not be fooled by a company that prices their services at a low one time fee because this could be the most expensive purchase you have ever made.
ADA accessibility does not come from a one time scan. Something as simple as adding new content without the proper tags, headings, contrast, or captions can break compliance. This is one of the reasons why we charge on-going monthly rates and include content updates done for you into that cost.
We provide a scanning tool with every website we create, and scan it for you on creation and at request. No tool is perfect, but this focus and practice greatly decreases the chance you will be involved in a costly lawsuit.
Real World Legal Examples
Accessability Matters
ADA website lawsuits don’t just target large corporations. Small hotels, local restaurants, retail shops, and professional service businesses have all faced lawsuits over inaccessible websites—often settling quickly to avoid legal costs.
ADA website lawsuits are real, active, and increasing — and they affect businesses of all sizes, not just corporations. We don’t offer legal guarantees—but we do follow current accessibility best practices and scan every site at delivery and on request.