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The DOJ deadline on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is coming up. Is your website ready?

With the April 2026 deadline less than a year away, you don’t have too long to take action.

That’s where the ADA Toolkit comes in, bringing together everything you need in one place. 

No noise. No jargon. Just clear, practical resources from a trusted accessibility provider to help you take action quickly and confidently.

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What's Inside the ADA Toolkit

A set of practical tools to guide you through every step of ADA compliance. From learning and auditing to hands-on checklists and expert advice — these resources cover all the bases.

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ADA Audit of Your Website

A detailed review of your website’s homepage’s current accessibility status, giving you a clear snapshot to prioritize fixes that make the biggest impact.

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ADA Website Compliance Checklist

A clear, step-by-step list designed to help you quickly identify and fix accessibility gaps on your website to ensure compliance with the ADA.

Online ADA Training Course

An online training session that equips you with the knowledge and skills to understand and implement ADA requirements, building confidence.

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A Complete Guide to the ADA

A straightforward resource that explains the legislation, key deadlines, and compliance steps, cutting through jargon so you stay informed and on track every step of the way.

 

Helpful Links and Resources

The following resources are packed full of actionable tips and expert advice for making your digital content inclusive and compliant 

Americans with Disabilities Act 2025 

Start your ADA compliance journey with a detailed understanding of the Act. Learn who it impacts, new deadlines for compliance, and more. 

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WCAG Vs ADA - What Are The Differences

WCAG and ADA: What’s the Difference?

Learn about the main differences and similarities between the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the European Accessibility Act.

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How to Avoid ADA Web Compliance Lawsuits

How to Avoid ADA Web Compliance Lawsuits

Discover the steps you need to take to avoid unnecessary and costly website accessibility lawsuits.

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  • Staff Development Librarian, Bossier Parish Libraries

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