There's clearly a huge difference between having a building code and requiring people to design websites in a certain way. It doesn't matter what your opinion o

There's clearly a huge difference between having a building code and requiring people to design websites in a certain way. It doesn't matter what your opinion of wheelchair ramps is; the two situations aren't comparable. I think we might need more elaboration on why that's the case. In both situations, you have a company offering services to the public. In one case, legislation says that the services should be accessible to members of the public with certain disabilities. Why should that same legislation not apply because the services are being offered online, rather than in a physical location?