Website Accessability Guideline per W3C - Lawyer websites by Joseph Leonard

Website Accessibility per the W3C

Here are some more quidelines on how to make your lawyer website ADA comopliant

Abbreviations – Define any abbreviations.
Animation – No content flashes more than three times per second.
Audio Control – Don’t play audio automatically.
Audio Description – Provide captions for audio.
Authentication – Don’t authenticate users through memory, transcription or cognitive tests without alternatives.
Color – Don’t use presentation that relies solely on color.
Consistent Navigation – Position menus and standard controls consistently.
Contrast – Contrast ratio between text and background is at least 5:
Headings and Labels – Headings and labels describe topic or purpose.
Images of Text – Don’t use images of text.
Keyboard (No Exception) – All functionality is accessible by keyboard with no exceptions.
Language of Page – Each web page has a default human language assigned.
Link Purpose (Link Only) – Every link’s purpose is clear from its text.
Location – Let users know where they are on your website.
Page Title – Use helpful and clear page titles.
Reading Level – Users with nine years of schooling can read your content.
Resize Text – Text can be re-sized to 200% without loss of content or function.
Section Headings – Organize content with headings.