What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 1100.
Online Accessibility Act: Websites and Apps for People with Disabilities
This act extends existing disability laws to private company websites and mobile applications. It means businesses must ensure their digital services are accessible to everyone, regardless of disability, or provide alternative access methods. The goal is to make it easier for people with disabilities to use online services like shopping or banking.
Key points
Accessibility Requirement: Private company websites and mobile applications must be accessible to individuals with disabilities, following specific standards.
Alternative Solutions: If a website or app doesn't meet standards, the company must provide another way to access content.
Complaint Procedure: Citizens can report inaccessibility, and companies have time to fix issues before the Attorney General gets involved.
Penalties for Violations: Companies that fail to comply with the regulations may face fines.
Flexibility for Small Businesses: The regulations include flexibility for small businesses to comply with the new requirements.
Status:
Expired
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