
WCAG 2.2 for Small Business Websites: What Changed and a Practical Checklist
WCAG 2.2 adds six new A/AA requirements that affect menus, buttons, forms and logins. Here is what changed, what the DOJ's Title II rule signals, and a checklist.
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What small business websites must do to stay compliant: ADA and WCAG accessibility, CCPA and state privacy laws, GDPR, cookie banners and HIPAA.

WCAG 2.2 adds six new A/AA requirements that affect menus, buttons, forms and logins. Here is what changed, what the DOJ's Title II rule signals, and a checklist.

Most US privacy laws are about opting out, not cookie pop-ups. Here's what your site needs: opt-out links, honoring Global Privacy Control, and a tracker cleanup.

Learn what ADA compliance means for websites, which businesses must comply, practical ways to improve accessibility and the risks of ignoring it.

What the GDPR is, why it was introduced, who it applies to and who is responsible for compliance, explained for US businesses with EU customers.

Does your medical website need to be HIPAA compliant? Learn what counts as PHI and the SSL, encryption, backup, access and BAA steps that protect it.

Understanding wiretapping laws and their impact on website technologies like chatbots, session replays, and pixel tracking.

Who the CCPA and CPRA apply to, what counts as personal data, and the privacy policy, consent and request steps that make your website compliant.