Industry guide
ADA website risk for restaurants
Restaurant & menu websites are being targeted. Here's how to lower your real risk.
Online menus are one of the most-sued page types in the country. A menu that a screen reader can't read is the exact barrier plaintiff firms build demand letters around.
What plaintiffs' scanners find on restaurant & menu websites
- Menus as inaccessible images or PDFs
- Online-ordering flows that break with a keyboard
- Reservation widgets without labels
- Low-contrast text over food photography
How adacheck fixes it: We find these on your live site and hand you the exact code fixes plus a good-faith remediation record — the evidence you'd want if a demand letter arrives.
What actually lowers your risk. Not a widget, and not a promise of immunity — real remediation of the barriers, a dated good-faith record, and (for eligible businesses) an IRS Form 8826 tax-credit worksheet worth up to $5,000. See who's filing these lawsuits.
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