ANDREW ZHANG v. Aire Ancient Baths Ues, LLC

/ Consumer Services / By

Plaintiff

  • Name: ANDREW ZHANG
  • Filing date: December 13, 2024
  • State of filing: New York

Defendant

  • Name: Aire Ancient Baths Ues, LLC
  • Website: www.beaire.com
  • Industry: Consumer Services
  • Summary: AIRE Ancient Baths offer a unique relaxation experience inspired by ancient traditions, set in historical buildings in global cities. Using water as the key element, we provide curated treatments for complete peace and wellbeing.

Case Summary

On December 13, 2024, ANDREW ZHANG filed a complaint in New York against Aire Ancient Baths Ues, LLC. Plaintiff ANDREW ZHANG alleges that www.beaire.com is not sufficiently digitally accessible.

Company Summary

AIRE Ancient Baths was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in

Vallromanes, Barcelona, Spain.

It is in the Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure industry and the website is beaire.com.

Accessibility Overlays

A scan for 3rd Party Overlays was performed on January 12, 2025 and ‘EqualWeb’ was detected. Typically overlays, or widgets, apply the third-party’s source code to the existing code of the host website in an effort to change the user experience by overriding or adding to the existing code. Overlays are often added instead of manually identifying or resolving accessibility barriers in a website’s code and design, which would generally occur during an audit or test from an accessibility subject matter expert. By not addressing the underlying cause of accessibility barriers, the effectiveness of overlays has been debated. There has also been an increase in the number of lawsuits against websites that use third-party overlays.