Roostify Partners With Level Access on Digital Accessibility

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Nov 14, 2019

Roostify has named Level Access as their digital accessibility compliance provider. Roostify is focused on accessibility to ensure that all people can fully participate in the digital lending experience. By selecting Level Access as its digital accessibility partner, Roostify has committed to providing the best digital lending experiences that are accessible to all people, including those with disabilities.

Level Access is widely recognized in the industry for their experience in creating customer experiences that are fully accessible to people with disabilities. Such universally designed interfaces ensure everyone can participate in the lending process through digital mortgage Web sites and mobile applications. In addition, they support compliance with key accessibility standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

“The expertise that Level Access brings to the digital space is unparalleled,” said Roostify’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer Eric Drattell. “Having a fully accessible platform is a necessity. Access to mortgage lending tools must be available to everyone and that is why we selected the best provider possible: to ensure our platform meets–and exceeds–accessibility standards.”

Tim Springer, chief executive officer of Level Access, said: “Access to technology is a profound enabling force in the lives of people with disabilities and the elderly. Roostify is an industry leader with a proactive approach to digital lending that places them in a class we call the ‘vanguards of inclusion’—we are honored to be affiliated with them.”

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