The US Federal Trade Commission put a price on that promise. It ordered accessiBe, one of the largest sellers of these "accessibility overlay" widgets, to pay $1 million over allegations that it misrepresented what its automated tool could do - specifically, the claim that it could make any website fully compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the Americans with Disabilities Act. It could not.
The US Federal Trade Commission put a price on that promise. It ordered accessiBe, one of the largest sellers of these "accessibility overlay" widgets, to pay $1 million over allegations that it misrepresented what its automated tool could do - specifically, the claim that it could make any website fully compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the Americans with Disabilities Act. It could not.