DAPEN.org - Digital Accessibility Protection & Education Network

What is Digital Accessibility?

Digital accessibility means ensuring that websites and online content can be used by people with disabilities, as required under federal law including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

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What is Digital Accessibility?

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Is Digital Accessibility Legally Required?

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WBAG - Website Builder Accessibility Guidelines

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Digital Accessibility Protection™

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WBAG

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WBAG is a framework that helps websites achieve accessibility within modern website builders.

Website Builder Accessibility Guidelines

The Website Builder Accessibility Guidelines (WBAG) is an educational framework created by DAPEN.org to help website designers improve accessibility within popular platforms like Wix, Squarespace, and WordPress.

What is WBAG?

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Website Builders

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WCAG Principles

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Accessibility Legal Action

Across the country, small business owners are being targeted by law firms now using AI tools to identify websites that fail to meet ADA accessibility standards.

These real cases reveal how costly non-compliance can be—and why every business, regardless of size, must follow accessibility laws to avoid lawsuits and protect their reputation.