Make your website usable for everyone, and defensible
ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA audits and remediation. Reduce legal exposure and make your site work for every visitor. Real remediation, not an overlay widget.
- WCAG 2.1 AA audit
- Prioritised remediation plan
- Code and content fixes
- Assistive technology testing
- Ongoing monitoring
What ADA compliance means for a website
Whether you’re a startup or industry star, we’re here to promote your brand by creative research and real human centred design.
Audit and baseline
We measure where you stand now: rankings, traffic, leads and what your competitors are doing. You get the numbers before anything is spent.
Plan and priorities
We agree what moves first, what it should produce and when you should expect to see it. No work starts until you know what you are paying for.
Build and launch
Work goes live in stages, so you see progress every month instead of waiting for one big reveal at the end.
Measure and adjust
Monthly reporting in plain language, tied to leads and booked work, and we change whatever is not producing.
WCAG 2.1 AA explained
Why overlay widgets are not compliance
Our audit process
Remediation
Questions people ask about ADA compliance
01 What does ADA compliance actually mean for a website?
In practice it means meeting WCAG 2.1 AA: your site works with a keyboard, with a screen reader, at readable contrast, and without relying on colour alone to convey meaning.
02 Do overlay widgets make us compliant?
No. Overlays sit on top of the code and do not fix the underlying problems. They have featured in lawsuits rather than prevented them. Real remediation changes the site itself.
03 How exposed are we?
Accessibility claims against small and mid sized businesses are common, and healthcare, legal and ecommerce sites are targeted most. An audit tells you where you stand rather than guessing.
04 What does an audit involve?
Automated scanning to catch the obvious, then manual testing with a keyboard and screen reader, which is where most real issues are found. You get a prioritised list, not a raw scan export.
05 How long does remediation take?
Most sites clear the significant issues in two to six weeks depending on size and how they were built. We fix in priority order so the highest risk items go first.
06 Does it stay compliant?
Only if it is maintained. Every new page and plugin can introduce issues, so ongoing monitoring is part of the work rather than a one off certificate.