This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
You want to make your client's site ADA compliant and are inquiring how WPML handles ADA compliance, particularly if WPML can automatically translate pages, media, forms, etc., for ADA, or if you need to manage English and Spanish pages separately.
Solution:
If the plugins you're using for ADA compliance are compatible with WPML, or if their strings are registered with WPML String Translation, then you can use WPML's 'translate everything' feature to automatically translate the strings. This applies to page content as well. For forms and widgets, the translation will depend on your site's setup. We recommend checking the compatibility of your ADA plugins/widgets with WPML on our tested compatible plugins list. If you need further assistance, please provide screenshots of your backend or information about specific plugins, and we will be happy to help.
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