What ADA Compliance Actually Means for Your Website in 2026
ADA website compliance means creating an online experience that is accessible, usable, and understandable for everyone. Learn what accessibility involves in 2026, why it matters, and how thoughtful design, development, and ongoing improvements can help reduce risk and create a better website for every visitor.
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The Olympics of Redesign
Up until 1992, the world had to wait 4 years to experience the Olympics. Both the Summer and Winter Games were held in the same calendar year. Then the decision was made to begin alternating the games so that we only had to wait 2 years between games. So in 1992, both games were held, then in ‘94 just the Winter, ‘96 just the Summer, ‘98 the Winter, ‘00 the Summer, and etc.
Out With the Old, In With the New
When is the last time you changed the look of your website? Or made some serious content updates? If you can’t remember, it’s been too long.
The Bare Necessities
Whether you’ve had your website for decades or you are starting from scratch, there are a few elements or features that every website really needs to have.
3-2-1...Launch! Now What?
You just launched a nice, shiny, new website. The process of getting there was undoubtedly a fair amount of work and now you can’t wait to reap the benefits of your fresh online presence.
A Little Goes a Long Way
Vincent Van Gogh was a brilliant artist who created timeless works of art. So what does that have to do with websites? Well, heeding his message could allow you to turn yours into your very own masterpiece.
R.S.V.P. (Responsive's So Very Paramount)
You have a website. You like it. Your clients like it. It’s working. Now answer this: Is it working as well as it could? Is it responsively designed*?