We roll up our sleeves for a thorough, hands-on WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA audit. Then our team gets to work fixing what we find. You walk away with a remediated website and a clear roadmap for what's next.

Automated scanners catch a fraction of real barriers. Our specialists manually test user engagement flow with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and assistive technology to surface issues and highlight compliance exposure.
Findings become fixes. Our team implements corrective remediation directly in your code, content, and templates to respond to legal challenges or proactively make adjustments as planned.
New pages, redesigns, and campaign landing pages can be designed with accessibility as a first principle, so every new build launches usable, on-brand, and compliant-intent from day one.
We deliver a prioritized roadmap and maintenance cadence that keep you in line with WCAG success criteria for internal teams or planned external developer updates.
Digital accessibility lawsuits have been climbing for years. We help you close the gaps plaintiffs' firms look for first, with documentation that shows a good-faith, ongoing compliance effort.
Clear before-and-after reporting on issues found and remediated, plus website pages and user flows improved to exhibit progress towards accessibility compliance.
We go beyond an automated scan or an overlay widget. Our process combines refined manual audits, hands-on remediation, and inclusive design so the fixes aren’t just for legal reasons but, more importantly, to further business accessibility.
Both. Once an audit identifies barriers, our team develops a remediation roadmap and fixes issues manually. We can also rebuild or redesign websites with ADA compliance built into the design from the start. Projects can be one-time or ongoing, with many clients moving from an initial audit and remediation project to an ongoing compliance roadmap as their site evolves.
WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA, the benchmark most courts and regulators reference for ADA Title III compliance.
Yes. You’ll receive audit findings, a remediation summary, and an ongoing roadmap that documents your organization’s accessibility efforts over time.