Nex Ada Web Accessibility

The problem

Web accessibility litigation is a serial filing industry where private businesses face Title III demand letters and government entities must meet strict new DOJ Title II deadlines. Developers often lack the legal context to prioritize fixes that actually mitigate lawsuit risk or to draft defensible compliance documentation.

What it does

• Classifies organizational exposure under ADA Title II, Title III, Section 508, and the California Unruh Act.
• Executes a 50-point WCAG 2.1 AA audit focused on high-risk litigation targets like keyboard traps and form labels.
• Generates US-specific legal artifacts including accessibility statements and remediation plans.
• Provides response playbooks for ADA demand letters based on current US litigation patterns.
• Tracks binding DOJ deadlines for state and local government entities (2027-2028).

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Generic prompts fail to account for the circuit split regarding "physical nexus" or the specific statutory damages under the California Unruh Act. This skill uses a verified 2026 legal fact base to prioritize remediation by what plaintiffs' firms actually target, rather than just technical specs.

Use cases

• Assess if a pure e-commerce site without physical stores is vulnerable to Title III suits.
• Audit a municipal government portal against the April 2027/2028 DOJ Title II deadlines.
• Draft a remediation plan after receiving a formal demand letter from a serial plaintiff.
• Prepare an accessibility statement for a SaaS vendor selling to federal agencies under Section 508.

Known limitations

Does not constitute legal advice, all outputs must be reviewed by counsel. Focuses on WCAG 2.1 AA as the US legal benchmark rather than the newer 2.2 standard.