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    ADA, US businesses

    US courts have long treated many business websites as places of public accommodation. Guide

    European Accessibility Act

    Applies to consumer services sold into the EU, including by US companies. Microenterprises are exempt. EN 301 549 points to WCAG 2.1 AA. Guide

    ADA Title II, larger public entities

    State and local governments serving 50,000 people or more: WCAG 2.1 AA, after the April 2026 one-year extension.

    ADA Title II, smaller entities

    Smaller governments and special districts.

    Illustrative example
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    Illustrative numbers for a small store, not a customer result.

    A typical store, illustrated

    “We assumed the theme was accessible. The scan found the checkout email field had no label, on every page.”

    One theme fix closed the same issue across every product page. The remaining items, alt text that needed a person to write it, went on a list for the next content update. Illustrative story, labelled as such.

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