We are committed to making the world more accessible for everyone, including people with special needs.We understand that accessibility is not just a word but a social and legal responsibility of every organization in creating a more empowered society. To ensure you achieve your accessibility goals, we offer various digital accessibility services and solutions to help organizations, individuals, and businesses become more accessible to every section.
We have a team of highly experienced accessibility experts who have worked across industries and are well-versed with all the regulations and compliances. We are passionate about helping as many organizations as possible to achieve their accessibility goals.
We aim to provide seamless web accessibility solutions that empower individuals of all abilities to access the web. For the same, we offer web accessibility audit services that defines the roadmap for your accessibility remediation initiative. It is important to understand how accessible your website is at every stage.
We audit your website on the following pointers:
Following the evaluation of web content accessibility guidelines, technical standards, and ADA, our experts uphold whether your website aligns with the global regulatory standards. It helps us to ensure to make your website DHS certified.
We also assist our clients in designing and developing websites with seamless navigation for easy interaction. To reach that goal, we also offer accessibility testing services, which are essential to any accessibility project. The best way to test and gather feedback for accessibility is to get it tested by the people for whom this is being done. Our experts with disabilities will test your websites or documents and provide valuable feedback. We ensure that your website is perceivable and understandable by everyone.
People with disabilities often face difficulty accessing documents, even using assistive technology. It is because tools like screen readers are usually unable to comprehend the document correctly.
In our PDF accessibility services, the experts do to make PDF, PPT, Word Doc, and Excel files accessible.
Determine contrast, image descriptions, text-to-speech, headings, and subheadings to identify and address accessibility issues.
We write alt-text descriptions for your images, icons, illustrations, and graphics. Our digital accessibility company uses the latest techniques to curate concise, captivating alt text that accurately describes images.
Whether a product photo or a graphic design, we provide well-described alt-text accessibility to preserve your message for everyone.
Unlock the power of inclusion and reach a wider audience with our audio description services! Our expert narrators bring key visual elements in media to life, making it accessible to the visually challenged.
Everyone can enjoy the content with audio descriptions seamlessly integrated into natural pauses and dialogues.
When examining video accessibility, we focus on checking the contrast and colors of the video, whether the text used is easy to read, or if there is any presence of flashy content, and add Captions to your video. These points help reduce the barriers when making video content more accessible.
Acadecraft specializes in creating accessible websites while prioritizing inclusivity for diverse users to effectively navigate and explore the internet. We adhere to the latest accessibility standards by implementing alt text for images, enabling seamless navigation & keyboard accessibility, and switching to adaptable layouts. With improved readability features and color contrasts, we deliver the best experiences for users with visual impairments. Our team of professionals, the geniuses behind our five-star rated website accessibility services, work dedicatedly to ensure 100% compatibility through extensive testing with assistive technologies.
We carefully capture every detail from the clients to understand their specific needs.
We analyze and evaluate digital content using several methods like automated auditing and testing, manual auditing, and testing per the needs and requirements. When the evaluation is complete, we generate an audit report, where the barriers are listed as a to-do list.
As per the audit and testing report, we remediate the barriers on the website and resolve the issues to make your website accessible.
Once all the barriers are removed, we deliver the project to our client.
To ensure your website is accessible, follow accessibility guidelines and standards, conduct regular accessibility audits, and use accessibility tools and plugins.
The 3 levels of accessibility under the WCAG Act are as follows:
If your website does not comply with ADA, you risk legal action from individuals with disabilities who cannot access your content. It can result in costly lawsuits, damaged reputation, and fines. It can also lead to limiting your audience and negatively impacting your business.
By making your website compliant with ADA guidelines, you are helping your business to expand and reach the maximum audience, enhance your reputation, and improve user experience. Additionally, content that is accessible is often more search engine-friendly.
Common accessibility issues include a lack of alt text for images, poor color contrast, and inadequate keyboard navigation.
Acadecraft offers various digital accessibility services, including compliance checks, PDF accessibility, and audio description. Our team of accessibility experts uses the latest technology and techniques to ensure that your digital content is accessible to all individuals, regardless of their abilities.
The most commonly used accessibility standards include WCAG, Section 508, and the ADA.
Failure to comply with the EU Accessibility Act standards can result in legal action and fines. In addition, non-compliance can damage an organization's reputation and result in losing customers or business opportunities.
If your company caters to the European audience to provide products or services, you must comply with EU accessibility act standards.
The parameters of web accessibility in Europe are outlined per EU 301 549 and European Accessibility Act. The parameters are defined based on the guidelines mentioned in both acts.
The RGAA (Referential General Accessibility pour les Administrations) is a set of accessibility guidelines used in France. Companies operating in France must abide by RGAA standards if they provide services to French audiences. Failure to comply with RGAA guidelines can result in legal action and fines of up to €5000.
Yes, it is even mandatory under RGAA (Referencial General Accessibility Administration) as the country aims to provide equal rights on content consumption for everyone, including the one who is visually impaired or with any other special needs.
The parameters of web accessibility in France are outlined in the RGAA guidelines based on the WCAG 2.1 standard. The guidelines cover various accessibility issues, including color contrast, keyboard navigation, and alternative text for images.
In the United States, failure to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) can result in legal action and fines under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The penalties for non-compliance vary depending on the severity and duration of the accessibility violations. The penalty can be up to $150,000.
Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973 focuses on making all the electronic and information technology developed, maintained, procured, or used access to people with disabilities. It is important to make sure that everyone can access technology with ease.
All the organizations, such as federal agencies, including their vendors, partners, and contractors operating within and outside the U.S., must comply and abide by the ADA and WCAG standards.
The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) in Australia requires that companies ensure accessibility for people with disabilities. Failure to comply with the DDA can result in lawsuits, incur monetary damage, and damage to brand reputation.
Australia also adopts standards like AS EN 301 549 (identical adoption of EN 301 549 V1.1.2) and the Procurement Standard Guidance (2016)
The parameters of web accessibility in Australia are outlined in the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.
The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) is a law in Canada. Under this law, businesses and organizations must make their goods, services, and facilities accessible to people with disabilities. Failure to comply with the AODA can result in fines of up to $250,000.
Auditing is not a general requirement for businesses in Canada, but certain types of audits may be required depending on the industry and the specific business. For example, publicly traded companies are required to have their financial statements audited by a licensed accountant.
The Accessibility of Manitobans Act became provincial accessibility legislation in 2013, in which all the public and private sectors' official websites, digital content, and mobile applications will be accessible to people with disabilities.
It is the third Canadian provincial accessibility law adopted in April 2017. It has references from WCAG 2.0 AA requirements. It is a mandated requirement for all public and private sector organizations to ensure goods and services to the general public.
We take pride in being a leading provider of digital accessibility solutions and services that cater to diverse industries and clients. Here's a quick look at our achievements by the numbers:
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We're committed to creating a more inclusive digital world and helping our clients achieve their accessibility goals. Partner with us and experience our exceptional accessibility services firsthand.
