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Text must meet minimum contrast ratios
All images need descriptive alt attributes
Interactive elements need accessible names
All features must be keyboard accessible
Screen readers need language declaration
Every form input needs a visible label
The Department of Justice finalized ADA Title II rules in April 2024. State and local government websites must comply by April 24, 2026. Private businesses face growing legal exposure.
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WCAG 2.1 AA is the international standard for web accessibility. It matters because ADA Title II requires government websites to comply by April 24, 2026, and private businesses face increasing lawsuit risk. Compliance ensures your site works for users with visual, motor, cognitive, and hearing disabilities.
April 24, 2026 is the federal deadline for state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards under ADA Title II. Even private businesses should act now — ADA accessibility lawsuits increased 37% in 2025 and the average settlement is $25,000.
If you operate a place of public accommodation (retail, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, schools) or a government entity, your website must be ADA compliant. Even businesses not explicitly covered face increasing lawsuit risk. Scanning your site now lets you identify and fix issues proactively.
Enter your website URL and PageGuard runs an automated accessibility audit using Google Lighthouse. The scan checks color contrast ratios, image alt text, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, HTML language attributes, and form labels — then gives you a 0-100 accessibility score with specific issues to fix.