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Yes. Many U.S. courts have treated business websites as places of public accommodation under the ADA, and thousands of federal web accessibility suits are filed each year against businesses of every size. Plaintiffs’ firms find targets with automated crawlers, so a small site is a smaller target, not an invisible one. A suit can mean a settlement and legal fees on top of the fixes you would need anyway. Our ADA guide for WordPress explains the standard courts use.
No. An overlay adds a script on top of the page, while accessibility lives in the markup, templates and content underneath. Businesses running overlays still get sued, and in April 2025 the FTC fined accessiBe $1,000,000 over its compliance claims. Overlays can also create conflicts with screen readers. The real fix is code-level work on alt text, contrast, form labels, keyboard access and heading order. See how we remediate WordPress sites.
Start with a free scan and two manual checks. Run your homepage through WAVE or the Lighthouse accessibility audit, then use the site with a keyboard only and test your brand colors against the 4.5:1 contrast ratio for normal text. Fix contrast, alt text and form labels first, since they are the most common failures. Then decide whether to fix the current theme or fold accessibility into a planned redesign. Use the full checklist.
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