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

With the April 2027 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.

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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Free ADA Compliance Check of your Website

Download a free compliance check of your website. This report will highlight any ADA non-compliance and how to fix it.

ADA compliance training
ADA Compliance Training Course

Develop your knowledge of the American’s with Disabilities Act, with actionable strategies to make your website ADA compliant.

 

Everything Businesses Need to Know About the Americans with Disabilities Act
Americans with Disabilities Act Guide

Download a free compliance check of your website. This report will highlight any ADA non-compliance and how to fix it.

 

ADA Compliance Checklist
ADA Accessibility Checklist
Start ticking off Americans with Disabilities Act requirements and ensure your organisation is compliant to avoid the risks.

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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  • Director of Research, Center for Watershed Protection
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  • Head of Community and Strategy, Clinton-Macomb Public Library
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  • Web Designer, Kanosha County
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  • The breadth of functionality, ease of use, and strong reputation in the accessibility space were key factors. It also helped that Recite Me’s tools are customizable and align well with our brand approach, so we can offer support without compromising on design or usability.
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  • Superintendent/President, Imperial Valley College
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  • "Language and accessibility should never be a barrier to opportunity. By expanding support tools on our website, we are taking an important step to ensure all members of our community can access the resources they need in a format that works best for them. These enhancements reflect our belief that equity is crucial when serving a diverse and multilingual community like ours."
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  • Equity & Community Engagement Officer, Chatham County
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  • Director for Student Accessibility Services, North Carolina Central University
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  • "We chose Recite Me for this service because of their proven track record in delivering user-friendly and comprehensive accessibility solutions. Their innovative tools and dedication to accessibility align perfectly with our mission to create a more inclusive and supportive educational environment for our diverse community."
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  • Director for Student Accessibility Services, North Carolina Central University
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  • President and CEO, Prospera
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  • Executive Director, Disability:IN NC
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  • "Disability:IN North Carolina provides signature programs and technical assistance to NC businesses seeking to hire, promote and retain qualified individuals with all types of disabilities. The Recite Me tool aligns with our mission to promote disability inclusive best practices that includes making digital content accessible to everyone."
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  • Executive Director, Disability:IN NC
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  • "Our goal with the Recite Me accessibility resource is to make our website more welcoming and usable. By allowing you to change and adjust numerous settings including font size and language, you can now customize your online experience to meet your exact needs."
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  • Patron Experience and Volunteer Manager, Arvada Center
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  • "Our goal with the Recite Me accessibility resource is to make our website more welcoming and usable. By allowing you to change and adjust numerous settings including font size and language, you can now customize your online experience to meet your exact needs."
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  • Communications Director, Communications, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters
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  • “As one of the most diverse states in the nation, with 1 million (12.5% of) residents who do not speak English as their primary language, New Jersey LCV welcomes everyone, regardless of what language they speak or their background, to be able to access information on environmental and voting issues. We recognize that every person has a right to access quality information and resources, so we are taking advantage of resources like Recite Me to provide an inclusive digital experience. With Recite Me, our residents, employees, and community members can interact and engage with our programming and services in a more inclusive way."
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  • Communications Director, Communications, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters
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  • “Recite Me is a great tool to help candidates who are neurodiverse. 1 in 7 of us in the UK is understood to be neurodivergent and we believe it is higher in the food and beverage industry. A neurodiverse workforce is crucial, and brings so many additional skills such as problem solving and creativity, the list is endless!"
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  • Talent Acquisition Partner, KFC