Web Developer for ADA website compliance

We're a restaurant and need our website to meet the new rules for ADA website compliance Videos with audio Provide captions; Provide full text transcript of the video or a version of the video with a text description; Include a mechanism to stop, pause, mute, or adjust volume for audio that automatically plays on a page for more than 3 seconds; Non-text content Add a text alternative to all of your images; Add a text alternative to your audio and video (a succinct description of the topic); Add a name to all of your controls (such as ‘Search’ or ‘Submit’); Text content Break up content with subheadings for new sections; Add a ‘Skip to Content’ link; Label elements and give instructions; Clearly identify input errors; Avoid elements that flash more than 3 times per second; Ensure that each page of the website has a language assigned; Color Usage Use more than color to communicate instructions; Use more than color to communicate other critical information (charts, graphs, etc.); Distinguish text links from surrounding text with a clear contrast between the link and the surrounding text that uses at least a ratio of 3:1, then add another differentiator. The Main Take-Away To avoid being caught in the current litigation surge against businesses, it is wise to review and test your business web content for accessibility, specifically for its accessibility for those with sight and hearing disabilities before posting online.