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I reached out to Lee & David at Be Accessible in July of 2021 not knowing much about their company. I was in need of PDF Remediation and 508 Compliance work. They were very helpful in explaining the process, very clear in their pricing structure, and able to offer a quick turnaround to meet our deadline. Lee was very communicative and professional when working with myself and our client. We were able to remediate the entire document in about a month (mostly because of the work that needed to be done on the client’s end). With another project coming up in 2022, I will definitely be reaching back out and look forward to working with Lee again.

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ADA Title III Explained: What It Means for Website Accessibility

Posted: August 26, 2026

Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in places of public accommodation, covering private businesses that serve the public. Enacted as part of the original ADA in 1990, Title III predates the internet as a primary channel for commerce, yet it has […]

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Posted: August 26, 2026

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Website Accessibility for Visual Disabilities

Posted: August 18, 2026

Visual disabilities are among the most common disability types affecting how people use the web, and they take several distinct forms, including blindness, low vision, and color blindness. Each one changes how a person perceives and interacts with a website, and each requires different accommodations to ensure equal access. Understanding […]

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