Digital Accessibility

Wischok offers ADA Digital Accessibility services for website and Section 508 file remediation.

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  • Auditory accessibility.
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What is Digital Accessibility

Digital accessibility, in a nutshell, is ensuring digital content and services can be accessed and used by everyone. These come from international and legal standards; it’s important to have a digital accessiblity specialist who can look over your web content for accessiblity.

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How do we check for Digital Accessibility?

We check for Digital Accessibility using automated tools and manual testing:

  • Wave accessibility tool.

    Digital Tools

    Online tools such as WAVE. ANDi, and Lighthouse are used to get quick insights.
  • Screen reader.

    Screen Readers

    Screen readers are used from beginning to end during ADA website testing / remediation.
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    Cognitive Text

    Text must also be accessible. We check for clear and understandable language.
  • A Keyboard.

    Keyboard Tests

    Keyboard only: We navigate the entire website using only a keyboard to ensure a mouse is not a requirement.

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The Importance of being digitally accessible

Being digitally accessibility is extremely important for users who rely on our work to navigate the digital world. There are many benefits to maintaining an ADA accessible website, and there are many risks that come with not maintaining accessibility

Benefits of ADA Accessibility

  • Accessibility is for Everyone: We lose vision as we age. We don't understand as much while we're young. Digital accessibility and ADA practices help everybody to see, understand, and use your website.
  • Improved Website Traffic: Adhering to web content accessibility guidelines improves overall ranking and website traffic.
  • Ease of Use: There are unwritten rules within websites, such as navigation links being at the top. Although these rules can be broken, maintaining them makes it easier for your customers to use your website.
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Risks of ADA Accessibility

  • Reputation: For any business, small or large, reputation is important. A poor website and experience can be damaging; this includes a user who can't use your website because it's not accessible.
  • Lawsuits: Ensuring your website is accessible is a legal requirement, based on fair use. Since 2020, our world has become significantly more digital, and these legal requirements have only become more important.
  • Financial Impact: Around 27% of US adults have a disability. If your website is not accessible to this many people, you're losing out on many potential customers.

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