1 in 4 adults over 65 has a disability. For law firms, banks, financial advisors, and accounting firms, the client demographic most likely to need your services is also the most likely to encounter accessibility barriers on your website.
Data from CDC, federal court filings, and industry analysis. Updated for 2024.
Engagement letters, contracts, financial reports, tax forms, legal filings, and client correspondence. Professional services sites are the most PDF-heavy category — and nearly all are inaccessible.
Secure login, document sharing, case status, billing, and messaging systems must be fully keyboard-accessible with proper labels, roles, and error handling.
Consultation booking, date pickers, and intake forms must be accessible. Calendly, Acuity, and custom schedulers frequently have WCAG failures.
Professional headshots need alt text. Practice area descriptions need proper heading hierarchy. Bio pages are often the most-visited pages on professional services sites.
Initial consultation forms, "Contact Us" pages, and client intake questionnaires must have labeled fields, error identification, and keyboard access. Most fail on at least one.
Professional services sites often use light gray text for "elegance" — which fails WCAG contrast ratios. Navy-on-dark-blue color schemes are especially common failures.
Every page: homepage, practice/service areas, attorney/advisor bios, contact, client portal login, blog, and all downloadable documents. Detailed severity and legal exposure report.
WordPress is the dominant CMS for professional services. We remediate your theme, forms, and content at the source. No overlay widgets that undermine your credibility.
Bulk remediation for contracts, engagement letters, reports, and legal documents. Every PDF tagged for screen reader navigation and compliant with WCAG 2.2.
Dated documentation of WCAG 2.2 AA compliance. Suitable for RFP responses, government contracts, enterprise clients, and — for law firms — demonstrating practice of what you preach.
For professional services, accessibility is both a legal obligation and a trust signal. Start with a 3-minute assessment — we respond with a written proposal.
Eligible small businesses can recover up to $5,000 via IRS Form 8826.