My Web Compliance.com
Information Technology & Services - Princeton, New Jersey, United States
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My Web Compliance.com (MWC) was founded due to an aggressive rise in website accessibility demand letters and lawsuits received by businesses, organizations and government agencies.If your website cannot be accessed by a disabled person (i.e.: sight impaired, sound impaired, etc.), according to the American Disabilities Act (ADA), whether you know it or not, you've violated that person's civil rights. As such, your fine includes paying the plaintiff's legal fees, paying for your own legal defense and paying an agency like MWC to make your website accessible according to a court order.MWC's vision is to facilitate a more accessible and inclusive web, a place of public accommodation, through the use of advanced technologies and educational initiatives.Our M3 corporate mission is to facilitate the mitigation, monitoring, and management of web accessibility compliance that leads to the web becoming a more inclusive place of public accommodation.Our social responsibility is to educate and raise the awareness of web users about the Internet being a place where the human rights of well-abled, disabled, and physically challenged individuals are honored, valued, and respected.MWC's Success Formula (A2M3):Awareness | Assessment | Mitigation | Monitoring | Management1. We'll increase your awareness of the benefits of web accessibility and inclusion.2. We'll audit your web property to assess your web accessibility risk exposure.3. We'll take all the necessary steps to mitigate your web accessibility risk exposure.4. We'll monitor your web accessibility monthly because your web property is dynamic and as a result it's content is always being updated.MWC has access to the best web accessibility engineers and the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology to mitigate your website. You can be proactive and pay a little now to make your website accessible or wait until a federal judge directs you. It's your call.
