Practical guides on ADA website compliance, WCAG violations, and protecting your business from the 8,667+ lawsuits filed last year.
Overlay widgets inject runtime DOM fixes that can't produce an evidence trail. ADAflags' real-Chrome evidence-only scanners measure what a browser actually renders — and build the audit trail that holds up in a demand letter.
Read articleWCAG 2.2 added 9 new success criteria and removed one. The 5 AA additions — Focus Not Obscured, Target Size, Accessible Authentication, and more — add new automated-failure surfaces for ADA demand letters. See how ADAflags' evidence-only real-Chrome runners cover the rules static scanners cannot.
Read article94.8% of ADA website lawsuit defendants lose or settle. 4,600+ ADA web lawsuits were filed in 2025. Learn the WCAG violations that trigger ADA website lawsuit risk, the industries most targeted, and how to check your site for free.
Read article2,437+ ADA web lawsuits filed in H1 2025. Average settlement: $40–65K. Learn which industries get targeted, what violations trigger litigation, and the only thing that actually protects you.
Read article4,600+ lawsuits in 2025. The top 3 violations — missing alt text, unlabeled forms, low color contrast — account for 80% of complaints. Fix these first.
Read articleThe FTC fined the largest overlay company $1M. 456 overlay-using sites were sued in H1 2025. Courts rule overlays don't satisfy WCAG. Here's why they fail.
Read article96% of websites have at least one violation. 4,600+ lawsuits filed in 2025. Here's what triggers demand letters, how to check your risk, and the only approach that actually protects you.
Read articleMost business owners don't know their site has accessibility issues until they receive a demand letter. Here's how to find and fix the most common violations before lawyers do.
Read articleRestaurants, e-commerce, and healthcare lead ADA lawsuit filings — with 94.8% of defendants losing. We analyzed 8,667 cases to find the patterns that put these industries at highest risk.
Read article22.6% of ADA lawsuits now target sites that use overlay widgets like AccessiBe and AudioEye. The "easy fix" may be costing businesses more than doing nothing.
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