Support
Do you need assistance accessing something on our website?
Email kris@adabook.com and I will reply as soon as possible.
Commitment to Accessibility
ADACompliance.net is committed to accessibility. It is my (Kris Rivenburgh’s) policy to ensure that persons with disabilities have full and equal access to my digital offerings.
Experience
Because this site relies on essential third-party integrations including Stripe and WooCommerce, there are some instances of non WCAG conformance on the website. However, these instances amount to technicalities as this website’s content and functionality are still fully accessible.
Feedback
I welcome any feedback on the performance and accessibility of this website. Email me at kris@adabook.com to provide feedback.
Standards
ADACompliance.net strives to conform to WCAG 2.1 AA standards to ensure digital offerings are fully accessible.
Compatibility
ADACompliance.net is compatible with most major Internet browsers including Chrome, FireFox, and Safari.
ADACompliance.net may not perform optimally on Internet Explorer and older browser versions.
Coordinator
As the sole owner and operator of ADACompliance.net, I am responsible for all coordinating accessibility efforts. I work with contract developers to improve accessibility.
Testing
ADACompliance.net has been manually audited under WCAG 2.1 AA technical standards. This website has also been tested with NVDA screen reader software.
To reduce incidence of error during audit, this website has also been scanned using automated software (WAVE and AXE) to review accessibility.
Training and Education
I have personally taken training administered by Karl Groves of Tenon.io and Jared Smith of WebAIM.org. I have also undergone dozens of hours of informal training and education. Rob Dodson’s YouTube channel has been particularly helpful.
Compliance
Through genuine effort and commitment including manual evaluations, consulting, and remediation, I believe ADACompliance.net adheres to best practices for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Resources
NVAccess.org offers the NVDA screen reader for free.
You can learn more about the right to equal access for all Americans at ADA.gov.
Section508.gov provides numerous resources for making accessible websites and maintaining them.
W3C and WCAG 2.1 provide technical guidelines and examples for what web accessibility should be.
Accessible.org provides web accessibility information and services.
