There are a total of 18 steps you must follow to understand the complexity of ADA compliance
Step 1: Read the legal documents.
Step 2: Add a “alt” tag to all media files and maps.
Step 3: Include descriptive HTML tags in all of your online forms.
Step 4: A descriptive anchor text should be used for all hyperlinks.
Step 5: Include “skip navigation” links on all of your website’s pages.
Step 6: Use proper heading tags to structure all text content.
Step 7: Ensure that all PDF files are accessible.
Step 8: Subtitles, transcripts, and audio descriptions should be included in all videos.
Step 9: According to WCAG, your web pages’ color contrast should be adequate.
Step 10: All fonts should be available.
Step 11: Fill in the column headers, row identifiers, and cell information in all HTML tables.
Step 12: Include a written caption for all audio files on your website.
Step 13: Make sure that all call-to-action buttons on your website have an accessible name and an ARIA label.
Step 14: Your entire website should be keyboard navigable.
Step 15: Create an accessibility policy page for your website.
Step 16: Make contact information easily accessible so that users can request accessibility information.
Step 17: Assess the accessibility of your website in accordance with the Website Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Step 18: Automate your website accessibility testing to avoid overlooking critical accessibility issues.