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Real Geeks Website Accessibility and ADA Compliance

Learn how Real Geeks approaches website accessibility and what you can do to help keep your site accessible.

Last updated: August 2026. This page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or professional advice. Real Geeks does not warrant the completeness or currency of this information and reserves the right to update it at any time without notice.

Need to Know

  • Real Geeks designs its website platform with the goal of aligning with recognized web accessibility guidelines, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”) .
  • We cannot guarantee that any website is fully compliant with WCAG, the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), or other accessibility laws or standards.
  • The content and third-party tools you add can affect your website’s accessibility.

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Are Real Geeks Websites ADA Compliant?

There is no single feature, certification, or test that guarantees a website is “ADA compliant.”

Real Geeks designs its website platform with the goal of aligning with recognized web accessibility guidelines, such as WCAG. We do not represent or guarantee that any website is fully compliant with WCAG, ADA, or other accessibility laws or standards.

WCAG provides guidelines for how website content and features should be presented and work in a browser. As of the date identified above, the ADA does not include a specific technical standard for private business websites, though courts and regulators have referenced WCAG in various accessibility matters. Organizations often use WCAG as a recognized framework for evaluating and improving website accessibility.

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Keep Your Website Content Accessible

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. Images, videos, documents, custom code, third-party tools, and other content you add may affect your website.

When adding or updating content:

  • Add useful alternative text to meaningful images.
  • Add accurate captions to videos.
  • Use clear headings and link text.
  • Make sure text is easy to read against its background.
  • Review important pages using both automated and manual checks.

Automated checkers and overlay widgets may help identify or address some issues, but they cannot guarantee complete accessibility or legal compliance.

You are responsible for reviewing the content you add and determining which accessibility requirements apply to your business. Speak with a qualified attorney for legal guidance.

Please Note

If you or a third party modifies your website, including:

  • Template edits

  • Added content

  • Plug-ins

  • Embedded media

  • Custom code

These modifications are outside Real Geeks’ control. Real Geeks is not responsible for the accessibility of, or any ADA compliance issues arising from, those modifications.

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Disabled Access Tax Credit

Some eligible small businesses may qualify for the federal Disabled Access Credit for certain accessibility expenses.

Eligibility depends on your business and the expense. Real Geeks cannot provide tax advice or determine whether an expense qualifies. Speak with a qualified tax professional before purchasing a service or claiming the credit.

Learn about IRS Form 8826

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Need Help?

  • Call us at 844-311-4969 (Mon–Fri, 8 AM–8 PM CST)

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