Our Accessibility Team is made of certified, professional digital accessibility experts who offer white glove support through the duration of your live audit process. Our quality of service is unparalleled and our team doesn't rely on automated software scans alone. That’s simply not enough.
Many other service providers offer AI or automated scans to support digital compliance, but these methods can provide false positives and leave at least 70% of digital accessibility issues on your website. Don’t risk it!
Leave it to the experts. The ADA requires that people with disabilities have equal access to programs, services, and activities.
Title II specifically prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in all services, programs, and activities of state and local governments.
Title III of the ADA prohibits places of public accommodation from discriminating against individuals with disabilities. That means that retail shops, restaurants, hotels, and others must make “reasonable modifications” to make sure that people with disabilities are served as well as other customers and visitors.
Title IV specifies that telephone and internet companies provide relay services and other tools for accessibility for those with hearing and/or speech disabilities.
While the ADA requires websites to be accessible to people with disabilities, the actual details of compliance are much more challenging. The Department of Justice (DOJ) uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Levels A and AA as the standard of web accessibility.
Compliance with WCAG 2.1 includes addressing more than 60 success criteria across four critical benchmarks for people with disabilities–POUR.
To be compliant all parts of the website must be:
Your site may be attractive, minimalist, or trendy, but is it readable? Does it communicate with all users, even people with disabilities? Will your transparent buttons pose accessibility issues down the line? Do your images have proper text descriptions for people who are sight impaired? Is the color contrast sufficient for people who are colorblind?
We are here to assess all your digital assets on your website to ensure that they are ADA-compliant.
Within the first two weeks, we’ll give you an evaluation of your web content against ADA compliance guidelines. Get the peace of mind you deserve!
To be compliant, it takes a combination of automated tools together with real human expertise. That’s the approach we offer.
A great way to ensure your digital property is accessible is getting a Section 508 VPAT, which documents your accessibility. Having a Section 508 VPAT can not only showcase your commitment to accessibility but provide additional job opportunities.
Once we have conducted a complimentary website check, you can then schedule a complimentary consultation in which we run through our findings with you, then discuss the next steps, and then together, we can go through the possible solutions. If you’re ready to make sure your website is ADA compliant and you are interested in a complimentary website ADA compliance check, fill out the form below.
A great way to ensure your digital property is accessible is getting a Section 508 VPAT, which documents your accessibility. Having a Section 508 VPAT can not only showcase your commitment to accessibility but provide additional job opportunities.