Why ADA Compliance Matters
The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with various disabilities. Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act addresses technology and web content, and how these need to be accessible to individuals with disabilities. Organizations that receive federal funding of any kind are required to abide by these standards.
How SchoolPointe Can Help
ADA Compliance is a serious issue and should not be taken lightly. Failure to meet WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) can lead to Civil Rights violations, legal fines or even loss of federal funding. Maintaining an ADA Compliant website shouldn’t be a goal you set forth for your school, it should be a standard.
At SchoolPointe we strive to be experts on ADA compliant websites. Our comprehensive ADA toolkit has been designed to take the guess work out of maintaining a compliant site and our team is prepared to guide you every step of the way.
Features

Accessibility Checker
Scans content prior to posting to identify any potential errors

Link Description Controls
Our system provides an area for users to include link descriptions to ensure all links or content is
fully compliant

Closed Caption Integration
Users can easily upload subtitle or captions files to accompany any video in their library

Captions & Alternative Text Controls
System requires users to enter a caption or alternative text to all photos prior to posting

Complaint Reporting & Tracking
Provides a dedicated area for end-users to submit ADA complaints and progress tracking for internal users

Compliance Officer Tools & Reporting
Ability to assign a single or multiple users access to the entire CMS to monitor and fix errors

Vision Helper
End-users can easily adjust the font size and page contrast to meet their individual needs

Issue Log
Maintains an updated log of all potential errors identified by the scanner with disable capabilities

WCAG-AA Scanner
Provides real-time scan and error reporting on each page each time they are viewed