It's worth remembering that there is a substantial gray area about the extent to which the ADA applies to websites, even government ones. If WebAIM is finding v

It's worth remembering that there is a substantial gray area about the extent to which the ADA applies to websites, even government ones. If WebAIM is finding violations with WCAG 2.1, there's even less of a legal basis. Much of the legal thinking is based on reading between the lines of DOJ letters and wildly different state/federal lawsuit rulings. It's odd we haven't heard much about a current push from disability advocates to pass clearly worded web accessibility regulation in Congress now that there is a regulation friendly government in power.