The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is an important piece of legislation to consider when building and updating your website. The act is designed to ensure equal opportunity to the estimated 61 million Americans who live with a disability. The…
Category Archives: ADA and Bar Rule Compliance
Common ADA Compliance Errors Explained
The law now requires your website to be ADA compliant. All sites are susceptible to some common ADA errors. When WebAIM scanned 1 Million pages in early 2020, over 60 million distinct accessibility errors were detected. That’s an average of…
ADA Accessibility for Websites is Now Required
It is now official. ADA accessibility applies to websites. Your website must be compliant. The Supreme Court has refused to hear the case of Robles vs. Domino’s Pizza. This means that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling, which held that Domino’s website must be compliant, stands. The retailer needs to have a compliant website.
Florida Bar Rules About Website Stock Imagery
Custom photography can be expensive and the high-end look it creates isn’t always the goal of every law firm. So, many legal professionals with budget in mind default to using stock imagery on their website. These images will often appear…
Florida Bar Website Advertising Rules: A Detailed Analysis of the Rules & Our Notes
We previously wrote on a brief analysis of the Florida Bar Rule changes for Advertising. You can view that topic here. This is now a detailed analysis of the rules. The Subchapter 4-7 rules can be found here. Here are…
Do the Florida Bar Rules Allow for Logos?
In the related discussion of logos and why law firms do not have them, up came the issue of whether Florida law firms could have logos. Good question. Read More.
