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Website Accessibility Services

FSET helps organizations meet the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) requirements with effective digital solutions that ensure inclusivity and legal compliance.

What is AODA Compliance? 

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) is a law designed to make Ontario fully accessible by the end of 2025. It mandates that organizations remove barriers on their digital environments to make access easier for people with disabilities. 

AODA compliance applies to: 

  • Websites and web applications 
  • Digital documents and PDFs 
  • Mobile apps and online tools 

To meet AODA requirements, digital content must align with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA— which is the global standard for web accessibility. 

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Who Needs to Comply? 

AODA compliance applies to all organizations in Ontario, including: 

  • Private businesses 
  • Non-profits 
  • Government bodies 

 

However, the AODA requirements vary for private businesses and non-profits based on size: 

  • Businesses with 20 or more employees must file an accessibility compliance report every three years 
  • Businesses with fewer than 20 employees do not need to file this report 

If your organization falls into one of these categories, you are legally required to ensure your digital content is accessible. 

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How FSET Helps You Become AODA Compliant

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    Identify accessibility gaps

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    Fix issues and optimize content

  • A white icon of a magnifying glass with a tick inside, placed over a gear or flower-shaped background, represents inspection and verification—ideal for illustrating concepts like cyber security or healthcare IT in Northwestern Ontario.Verification & Testing

    Confirm compliance with WCAG 2.0 AA

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    Stay compliant as your site evolves

Why choose FSET

At FSET, we are committed to helping organizations achieve accessibility compliance with confidence. With a strong foundation in regulatory standards and a passion for inclusion, we offer a reliable and local approach to accessibility support.
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    Regulatory Expertise

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    Ontario-Based Team

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    End-to-End Support

Partner with FSET to build accessible, inclusive experiences that meet Ontario’s compliance guidelines and reflect your organization’s values.

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