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“Concrete case ($9k site, ADA violation, takedown) opens receipt-style; body teaches compliance test; comment-check CTA invites keyword reply. Flag: no verifiable numbers/dates in receipt itself.”
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“You're probably breaking the law right now, and you have no idea. A woman paid $9,000 for a website”
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0:00You're probably breaking the law right now,
0:01and you have no idea.
0:02A woman paid $9,000 for a website
0:05that wasn't ADA compliant, so it got taken down.
0:07She found out weeks later after losing customers
0:10she'll never get back.
0:11Here's what nobody tells you.
0:12If disabled people can't use your site,
0:14that's not a design flaw.
0:15It's against the law,
0:16and it's happening on most sites right now.
0:18I'm Khalil, I build sites,
0:20and I'm the one who finds them broken.
0:21So test yours this second.
0:23Put the mouse down,
0:24try to move through your entire site
0:25with just your keyboard.
0:26Tab through the menu, the buttons, the checkout.
0:29Can't do it?
0:30Then a screen reader can't either.
0:31And you're locking real people out
0:33and breaking the law doing it.
0:34That's exactly what got hers deleted.
0:36Comment check,
0:37and I'll personally tell you if your site is at risk.
0:39You don't own a site that locks people out.
0:41You own a lawsuit with a logo on it.
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