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How to Test Your Website’s Accessibility — and What the Scanner Doesn’t See

Reading Time: 6:18 min

Run a free scanner — WAVE or the accessibility pass built into Chrome’s Lighthouse — against your homepage, and you’ll have a report in under a minute: a score, a…

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What an ADA Compliance Audit Actually Includes — and What Drives the Price

Reading Time: 5:21 min

Search “ADA compliance audit” and most results explain what accessibility means in general, at a level you already understood before you searched. What you actually need is narrower: what does…

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Web Accessibility Lawsuits: What Actually Triggers One

Reading Time: 4:55 min

If a demand letter is already sitting in your inbox, here’s the flat answer first: no US court publishes a category called “web accessibility lawsuit.” Every count you’ve seen —…

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ADA, WCAG Compliance, and Section 508: Which One Actually Covers You

Reading Time: 6:10 min

Someone tells you the site needs WCAG compliance, and in the same breath “ADA” and “Section 508” come up like they’re interchangeable terms for the same thing. They aren’t. WCAG…

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ADA Compliance for a Website: What It Actually Asks of Your Pages

Reading Time: 10:32 min

Search “ada compliance website” and most of what comes back reads the same way: a glossary entry on what ADA means, a paragraph on levels A, AA, and AAA, a…

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Wix vs WordPress: Who Fixes It When It Breaks?

Reading Time: 4:25 min

Wix and WordPress will both get a small business online, and neither choice is a mistake on day one. The comparison that actually matters isn’t which one loads faster or…

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Website Maintenance: What’s Actually Included

Reading Time: 5:29 min

Website maintenance is the ongoing work that keeps a live site running after launch: software updates, a valid certificate, a supported server environment, and backups you’ve actually tested by restoring…

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How Long Does It Take to Build a Website?

Reading Time: 5:24 min

Ten working days or less. That’s our published timeline for a fixed-scope site of up to 8 pages, and for a good share of projects it lands in as little…

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Web App vs Website: What’s the Difference and Which One Do You Need?

Reading Time: 4:23 min

The Difference Between a Web App and a Website (Explained Simply) When it comes to building an online presence, many people use the terms website and web application interchangeably. At…

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What’s the Difference Between a Store and a Catalog Site?

Reading Time: 4:31 min

Not every website that showcases products is an online store. Some are catalogs. The distinction isn’t just technical — it shapes your user experience, operations, and sales model. If you’re…

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