Our Commitment to Accessibility
At Accessibility For All, we believe digital accessibility is not just a legal requirement — it's essential to serving all people fairly, building trust, and fostering innovation. We treat it as continuous work, never a finished checkbox.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Our primary accessibility target — the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA, built to make content usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.
ADA Title II & III
Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines, including the DOJ's 28 CFR Part 35 ruling, supporting equal access and opportunity for all users.
Section 508
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (36 CFR 1194.22) — the federal procurement standard we build toward for government and public-sector work.
EN 301 549
The EU's accessibility requirements standard, so organizations serving European users can meet international obligations too.
State-Level Standards
Including California's AB 434 and Unruh Civil Rights Act, and Colorado's HB 21-1110 — with more state requirements tracked as they take effect.
As standards and regulations evolve, we actively maintain and update the suite to match. Our platform is regularly audited by independent accessibility experts, and we aim to incorporate new requirements such as WCAG 2.2/3.0 as they are adopted.
Why Does This Matter?
Accessibility opens your content to everyone, including people with disabilities.
Accessibility opens your services to everyone and reduces legal risk along the way.
Accessible sites are easier to use, rank better in search engines, and serve broader audiences.
We are committed to ongoing improvements and welcome feedback to make our platform even more accessible and inclusive.
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