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Understanding Transaction Counters vs. Writing Surfaces: What You Need to Know for ADA Compliance
When it comes to accessibility compliance, confusion often arises around the difference between a transaction counter and a writing surface. Many business owners wonder: Can a writing surface substitute for an accessible transaction counter? Are they separate requirements? Let's clarify these important distinctions using the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. What Is a Transaction Counter? A transaction counter is where goods, services, or information are exchanged bet
Corey Taylor
Nov 54 min read


What Makes a Site Impractical for Readily Achievable Barrier Removal or Technically Infeasible: Solutions for Small Businesses
Accessibility compliance under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is critical for ensuring that people with disabilities can access goods, services, and facilities. However, business owners and property managers frequently encounter situations where full compliance seems impossible—or at least highly challenging. Understanding the concepts of "readily achievable barrier removal" and "technically infeasible" is essential for navigating these complex scenarios while st
Corey Taylor
Oct 195 min read


The Overlooked ADA Violations: What Most Inspectors Miss During Accessibility Reviews
When it comes to ADA compliance inspections, even experienced professionals can overlook critical violations that leave property owners...
Corey Taylor
Oct 72 min read
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