is your site compliant? Compliance

In today’s digital-first world, your website is more than just a storefront—it’s a vital extension of your brand. But if it isn’t accessible to everyone, you could be unintentionally leaving customers behind. ADA compliance ensures that people with disabilities can navigate, understand, and interact with your site just like anyone else.

ADA Compliancy Applies to Websites Too. Is your site (legally) user friendly?

Why ADA Accessibility Matters for Your Website (And What You Can Do About It)

When it comes to your website, accessibility isn’t just a “nice to have”—it’s a must. Just like your physical storefront needs to be welcoming to everyone, your digital presence should be equally inclusive. That’s where ADA website accessibility comes in.

At CJC Dynamic Solutions, we help boutique owners and small businesses grow their online presence—and that includes making sure your website works for everyone, regardless of ability.

What Is ADA Website Accessibility?

ADA stands for the Americans with Disabilities Act, a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability. While the ADA was originally focused on physical spaces, courts and advocates have increasingly recognized that websites are also places of public accommodation—and they must be accessible to people with visual, hearing, cognitive, and motor disabilities.

This means your website should be usable with screen readers, navigable via keyboard, and free from design elements that might exclude people with impairments.

Why Your Website Needs to Be Accessible

  1. Legal Protection – ADA-related lawsuits for inaccessible websites are on the rise. Compliance reduces your legal risk.

  2. Better User Experience – An accessible website is easier to navigate for everyone, not just those with disabilities.

  3. Wider Audience Reach – Making your website inclusive opens your brand to a broader, often underserved audience.

  4. Improved SEO – Many accessibility best practices overlap with SEO (like using alt text, clear heading structures, and descriptive link text).

  5. Ethical Business Practice – Accessibility is simply the right thing to do. It reflects well on your brand and values.

Common Website Accessibility Features

To meet ADA and WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards, your site should include:

  • Alt text for all images

  • Keyboard navigation options

  • Descriptive link labels

  • Readable font sizes and color contrast

  • Closed captions for videos

  • Skip navigation options

These may seem small, but collectively they make a huge difference for users with disabilities.

How CJC Dynamic Solutions Can Help

We specialize in building and maintaining Shopify and e-commerce websites with accessibility in mind. Whether you're launching a new site or updating an existing one, we’ll guide you through:

  • Accessibility audits

  • Theme adjustments and accessible design practices

  • Adding alt text and ARIA labels

  • Ensuring compatibility with screen readers

  • Ongoing support to keep you compliant

Our goal? A beautiful, functional website that everyone can use—without you having to stress about the technical side.

Ready to Make Your Website Inclusive?

Don’t wait for a complaint to take action. Let’s make sure your website is open and accessible to all. Contact CJC Dynamic Solutions today to schedule a website audit or learn more about ADA accessibility solutions tailored to your brand.


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