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We were referred by our website developer for a comprehensive website compliance review.

The team at Be Accessible did a great job listening, identifying our areas of concern, defining the SOW, and executing the completion of the project.

We can now rest assured we meet all state and federal compliance requirements.

Nick J.
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By David Gevorkian

David Gevorkian started Be Accessible because of his passion for delivering exceptional customer service. Prior to Be Accessible, he spent much of his early career working for financial institutions in sales, treasury, and product management. David earned his Master’s in Business Administration from Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island. He discovered a common need for web and mobile accessibility during his previous roles, and as a result, he created Be Accessible to make accessibility in reach for any type of business. David is a strong advocate for creating aesthetic and accessible products usable by all people across the world.

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Website Accessibility for Users with Speech Disabilities

Speech disabilities affect a person’s ability to physically produce spoken language, and they take many forms, from stuttering and apraxia to dysarthria and conditions that result in little or no speech at all. As more websites lean on voice search, voice assistants, and voice-activated support tools, understanding how these disabilities […]

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ADA Title III Explained: What It Means for Website Accessibility

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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ADA Title II Explained: What It Means for Website Accessibility

Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by state and local government entities. On April 24, 2024, the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division issued a final rule updating Title II specifically to address web content and mobile applications, closing a long-standing […]

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