Can you imagine a world without the internet? Well, more than 25% of the U.S.'s population can. That is about how many people find it difficult to use the internet or are unable to use it. This is where the internet has a big problem. By default, it is not designed to be accessible to everyone.

So who is responsible for making it accessible to everyone? The business owner or the website user that is asking for basic civil rights? Well, according to the law, it's the business owner, and most of them do not even know it.

Right here's the accessibility predicament: local business, that compose 99% of the marketplace, knock on our door with a lawsuit worth $30K in compensations on one hand and also a $20K quote for an accessibility project on the other. The resource of these litigations is that individuals with impairments just want to be included in the contemporary, electronic age. So they count on regulations as a last resource.

The internet isn't obtainable by default and several aren't familiar with this. The longer we wait to fix it, the longer both sides lose. Let's all work together and provide a solution.

By replacing manual, line-by-line removal with AI and automation, we can make hundreds of websites obtainable in the quantity of time it used to make just one - and also at a portion of the cost. Our AI is instructed to go beyond fundamental needs as well as create an outstanding digital experience for individuals with disabilities.

Thankfully, the surge of AI has actually enabled us to resolve internet availability, allowing us to make compliance in-reach for each business large or small, driving genuine ease of access change, as well as attaining a VICTORY for all sides.