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Incorporating Accessibility in Web Development Contracts
As accessibility on websites becomes a growing legal requirement, it’s essential to include clear language about accessibility in web design and development contracts. Whether you’re an agency owner or a freelancer, outlining the accessibility services in your contracts helps set proper client expectations and protects you from potential legal issues. A well-defined contract clarifies your services and emphasizes your commitment to creating accessible, inclusive websites.
This article provides insights from our experiences at Equalize Digital and is guided by advice from our attorneys and conversations with well-known attorneys in the digital accessibility space. It provides a helpful starting point for refining the accessibility language in your contracts, but it is not legal advice. Please consult with your attorney to confirm that the information in this article is right for your business.
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