Our Accessibility Team is composed of professional and skilled technicians who offer white glove support through the duration of the live audit process. Although development is a complex process, our quality of service is top-notch and our team does not rely on automated software scans because they are not enough to protect you from lawsuits or ensure your website gets sufficiently compliant.
Being that the ADA market is competitive, you’ll see plenty of other service providers offering to make your website ADA compliant, but what most don’t tell you is that they’re using scanning software to run audits.
Even the most advanced AI checkers are only capable of catching approximately 30% of non-compliance issues.
Don’t risk your website being not accessible to everyone. Web content that is not accessible to every person can quickly turn into a costly problem. Web accessibility has become more important than ever, and with that, you should make sure that your website is as accessible as possible. With our ADA website compliance checker, you can gain a preliminary understanding.
To put it plainly, for your website to be ADA compliant, it needs to be accessible to everyone. But what does having an accessible website mean?
Having an accessible website means that everyone, including people with disabilities, can enjoy complete usability out of your website in a way equal to all other users. That means they should be able to ‘effectively communicate’ with all the elements of your site.
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 help you figure out all the moving parts of creating an ADA compliant website: we will provide an evaluation for whether or not your web content meets all the ADA compliance guidelines before you take it online and give you the peace of mind you deserve as a website owner.
It’s unfortunate that many companies, keen to get into the ADA market as lawsuit threats continue to grow, tout such software as a comprehensive solution when the AI is only capable of catching approximately 30% of non-compliant issues. In order to truly ensure ADA compliance, you must have a live audit, in which a trained technician tests your website for all requirements.
While scanning softwares do have the capability to give you a sense of what level of non-compliant severity your website has, and the level of exposure for a lawsuit you are currently at risk of, they will but will not guarantee a complete level of compliance.
At ADA Compliance Professionals, we offer complimentary compliance tests for your website. We will run your website through our unique ADA Access software to verify the current condition with the best practices of accessibility and compliance in mind. However, to fully guarantee that your website has true, total ADA compliance, the complimentary website checker is not enough. That is why we offer a Live Audit service.
With our Live Audits, a trained technician will work with you and test your website to make sure it meets all the guidelines and is ADA compliant. We believe that the only way to guarantee that you meet ADA compliance as thoroughly as possible is to not only work with software and AI, but to work with real people who can guide you through the process with a human eye and a helping hand.
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.