ADA Tray® A Revolutionary Accessibility Solution
- WCAG 2.1 Level AA Guidelines
- ADA Title III
- Dedicated Accessibility Statement
An effective web accessibility widget, the ADA Tray® interface allows each visitor to personalize your website’s design and UI to their specific need or disability without affecting all other site visitors.
This accessibility tray interface is designed to help your website meet WCAG and ADA Title III requirements, allowing it to be consumed by individuals with varying degrees of audio, visual, and/or mobility impairments.
ADA Tray® allows for color adjustment and an infinite number of font sizes, spacing, and content surfacing configurations, as well as a novel audio translator.
Individuals who suffer from glaucoma, cataracts, color vision deficiency, or blindness may have difficulty experiencing your website. ADA Tray® provides customizable, context-sensitive text-to-speech and screen-reading capabilities that let people browse your website with ease. With flexible usability and accessibility features, our ADA compliance website tool revolutionizes web accessibility simply and effectively.
Click the Listen Button to activate click-to-audio translation of any text on the web page. Simply point your cursor or tab through any text section on the web page to read the content out aloud.
Click the Listen Button to activate click-to-audio translation of any text on the web page. Simply point your cursor or tab through any text section on the web page to read the content out aloud.
The Black and Yellow Contrast Toggle helps provide sufficient techniques to satisfy various components of Principle 1 - Perceivable, and specifically Guideline 1.4.1: Use of Color and 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) and 1.4.6 Contrast (Enhanced). This filter is useful for individuals that may face visual impairment and/or color-blindness.
The Hide Images toggle removes all images from the webpage, helping users focus on text content and reducing visual distractions.
The Increase Font feature enlarges webpage text, improving readability for users with visual impairments or difficulty reading smaller text.
The Screen Reader option enables screen reader support, allowing visually impaired users to have webpage content read aloud.
The Pause Animation toggle stops all moving or flashing content, reducing distractions and helping users who may experience motion sensitivity or cognitive overload.
The Monochrome toolkit in AdaTray converts all webpage content to grayscale, helping users with color vision deficiencies focus on structure and content without color distractions.
The High Contrast toggle allows visitors to switch the webpage to a high-contrast color scheme, making content easier to distinguish and read.
The Black and Yellow Contrast toggle enhances readability by providing sufficient contrast to meet WCAG Principle 1 – Perceivable, specifically Guidelines 1.4.1 (Use of Color), 1.4.3 (Contrast Minimum), and 1.4.6 (Contrast Enhanced). This is particularly useful for users with visual impairments or color blindness.
The Sepia Filter button toggles the webpage from its original color scheme to a reddish-brown overlay, enhancing readability for individuals with color vision deficiencies.
Enhance your website's browsing experience to best meet users' needs based on their disadvantages and preferences.
Motor Assistance Mode
Seizure Protection Mode
Screen Reader Mode(Blind)
Cognitive Assistance Mode
Dyslexia-Friendly Mode
Enhanced Contrast Mode
Color Blind Mode
Distraction-Free Mode(ADHD)
Hide Images
Text-To-Speech
Pause Animation
Increase Text Size
Decrease Text Size
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Increase Line Space
Decrease Line Space
Increase Word Space
Decrease Word Space
Increase Letter Space
Decrease Letter Space
Text Alignment
Bold Text
Emphasize Headings
Emphasize Links
Screen Reader
Mono Chrome
Gray Scale
Sepia
High Contrast
Invert
WCAG Color
Color Blind Mode
Distraction-Free Mode(ADHD)
Now you can customize and control all of the web accessibility widget features with a single click with The ADA Tray® Content Management System.
ADA Tray® has been shown to improve the accessibility of many websites built on different integrated platforms and protect businesses from 'Click-By' ADA lawsuits alleging that their website is inaccessible.
Our accessibility tray interface addresses your brand's needs and requirements by offering a customizable solution that can be seamlessly integrated into your website. This enhances accessibility and usability for customers who require assistance on desktops, mobile, and tablets. Contact us to learn how we can customize the ADA Tray® with your branding.
Instead of traditional "drive-by" ADA lawsuits, where a plaintiff alleges that the physical property does not meet ADA accessibility laws, "click-by" suits start with a serial plaintiff suing almost exclusively over claims of your website being inaccessible.
"Click-by" lawsuits originate when serial plaintiffs and their attorneys spot a violation on your website where it either does not adhere to ADA Title III (for places of accommodation) and/or not conforming to Website Content Accessibility Guidelines and simply with a click of a button, send off a demand letter or lawsuit without ever stepping foot on your property.
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