Why It Matters

One in Four of Your Customers

Forget compliance for a minute. The plainest argument for accessibility is that a large, spending group of customers can't use a site that ignores it.

Accessibility Is an SEO Strategy in Disguise

Half of what makes a site accessible is also what makes Google understand it. You're often paying for two outcomes with one fix.

Privacy Is Customer Trust

Forget the law for a minute. The plainest reason to handle privacy well is that your customers care, they notice, and it shapes whether they trust you.

What Ignoring Accessibility Can Actually Cost You

The scary numbers are real, but they aren't the whole story. Here's an honest look at what non compliance costs, legally and otherwise.

Fix It Before C-36 Raises the Stakes

Bill C-36 is a bill, not a law. Privacy is not urgent for most Canadian businesses today, and that is exactly what makes today a good time to sort it out.

What Actually Happens If You Are Not Compliant

Search this and you will find the same number everywhere: $100,000 a day. It is real, it is in the legislation, and as far as the public record shows it has never been issued to anyone. Here is what actually happens.