We fix your website's actual code — not with a JavaScript overlay that gets your clients sued anyway. Real WCAG 2.2 remediation, performed by people, documented for legal defense.
The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in places of public accommodation. Courts have consistently ruled that websites are places of public accommodation — the same legal category as a physical storefront. If your site cannot be used by someone who is blind, deaf, or has a motor impairment, you are discriminating under federal law.
In April 2024, the Department of Justice issued final rules under Title II of the ADA mandating WCAG 2.1 AA compliance for all state and local government websites, with compliance deadlines already active. Federal courts continue to apply ADA standards to private-sector websites across every industry.
Every engagement is scoped to what your site actually needs. We do not sell subscriptions or one-size-fits-all bundles.
A complete WCAG 2.2 evaluation of your site — every page, image, form, video, and document. A detailed report of every failure, its severity, and its legal exposure.
We fix violations directly in your site's source code. Permanent repairs that survive updates — not a JavaScript overlay that masks problems while leaving violations intact.
Every downloadable document must be tagged for screen reader navigation. PDFs are the most overlooked accessibility violation and a frequent target in demand letters.
Uncaptioned video is explicitly prohibited under WCAG 1.2. We caption your videos and deliver the files in standard formats ready for any hosting platform.
A formal Voluntary Product Accessibility Template required for government contractors and increasingly demanded by enterprise procurement and university purchasing departments.
A dated, signed certificate documenting WCAG 2.2 AA audit and remediation. Useful for legal defense, enterprise sales, RFP responses, and vendor qualification.
Overlay products attempt to auto-repair accessibility at render time. The DOJ, accessibility professionals, and the courts have a clear record on this approach.
No surprises. No scope creep. Every step is confirmed in writing before work begins.
You complete our 5-minute Site Accessibility Assessment. We review your answers and your site to scope the engagement accurately.
We send a detailed written proposal with a fixed price and full scope of work. Nothing begins until you approve it in writing.
We conduct the audit and complete remediation within the agreed timeline. Standard delivery is 7–10 business days. Rush available in 1–3 days.
You receive your complete package: audit report, remediation documentation, compliance certificate, and all additional items in scope.
The legal requirements and lawsuit patterns vary by industry. Understanding your specific risk profile matters for scoping the right engagement.
HIPAA intersects with ADA. Federal funding triggers Section 508. Average settlement: $75,000.
15% of students have a learning disability. Section 508 mandatory for all federally funded institutions.
2024 DOJ final rule mandates WCAG 2.1 AA for state and local government. Deadlines are active now.
1 in 4 adults over 65 has a disability. ADA exposure growing as professional service clientele ages.
77% of ADA lawsuits target online stores. Every product image, filter, and checkout step is potential exposure.
30% of all ADA website lawsuits target restaurants. Menus and reservation systems are the primary targets.
Our Site Accessibility Assessment takes about 3 minutes. We review your answers and respond with a clear written proposal — no obligation, no automatic charges, no pressure.
Eligible small businesses can recover up to $5,000 of accessibility costs annually via IRS Form 8826 (Disabled Access Credit).