How accessiBe helped a DTC furniture brand get an ADA lawsuit dismissed

CASE STUDY

A fast-growing DTC furniture brand in New York faced an ADA demand letter despite prior accessibility efforts. With accessiBe’s Litigation Support Package, they secured expert legal defense and quick dismissal - without draining resources or paying settlements.

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As a trusted web agency that had already created Wix websites for thousands of happy clients, Access Heroes wanted to make web accessibility front and center. Here's how they did it and the results you won't believe.