ADA Compliance

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses open to the public are generally expected to provide accessible digital experiences, and a growing number of lawsuits target businesses with inaccessible websites regardless of company size. While the specific legal requirements continue to evolve through case law, making your website accessible reduces legal risk and ensures all potential customers — including those using screen readers or other assistive technology — can use your site.

ADA website compliance typically follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), which cover elements like proper alt text for images, sufficient color contrast, keyboard navigability, properly labeled forms, and compatible structure for screen readers. Modiphy's ADA compliance add-on audits your site against these standards and implements the necessary fixes.

The cost of ADA compliance work depends on how many accessibility issues exist on your current site and its overall complexity. A newly built Webflow site with accessibility considered from the start typically requires less remediation work than an older or more complex site with years of accumulated content. Modiphy provides a specific quote after an initial accessibility audit.

Yes. Website accessibility lawsuits under the ADA have increased significantly in recent years, with businesses across many industries — not just large corporations — receiving demand letters or facing litigation over inaccessible websites. Investing in ADA compliance proactively is generally far less costly than responding to a legal claim after the fact.