Know where your website falls short on accessibility
We test your pages, forms and documents against WCAG 2.1 AA, give you a prioritized list of what to fix and can do the fixes. Built to help with ADA Title II, not a legal opinion.
Why a scoped quote: the work depends on how many pages, forms and documents you have, so we count them first. A small site can be priced in the calculator.
What non-compliance can mean
Legal exposure
Public entities that fall short of ADA Title II face complaints, DOJ attention and settlement costs.
Excluded residents
Many residents have a disability. An inaccessible site can keep them from permits, bill payments, public information and meetings.
Funding at risk
Civil-rights compliance can be tied to federal grants and funding.
Reputational damage
Public accessibility failures draw complaints and press, and erode trust in public services.
The problem in plain terms
Many sites fail basic checks
Missing alt text, low contrast, keyboard traps and untagged PDFs are common.
Documents are the hard part
Years of scanned PDFs do not read aloud and are slow to fix.
Nobody owns it
Accessibility drifts back after every new page unless someone checks.
What we build and run
Accessibility testing
Scan pages, forms and documents, then test by hand for keyboard and screen-reader use.
- Automated and manual WCAG 2.1 AA checks
- Keyboard and screen-reader review
- Color contrast and form checks
Prioritized fix list
A report ordered by impact, with fix instructions and effort for each item.
- Critical issues first
- Exact fix instructions
- Executive summary for leadership
Remediation
We fix issues in the site code, or hand your team clear fix tickets.
- Code-level fixes
- Document accessibility fixes
- Re-test after fixes
Website care plan
Hosting, backups, security monitoring and edit hours.
from $89/moADA Title II website requirements
The Department of Justice finalized rules requiring state and local government web content to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
Dates depend on population size
Larger entities have the earlier compliance date and smaller entities a later one. Check the current DOJ schedule for your entity.
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the standard
The rule references this technical standard: 50 success criteria covering perceivable, operable, understandable and robust content.
Applies to websites and mobile apps
The rule covers web content and mobile apps the public uses to reach government services.
What it asks for
Text alternatives for images, full keyboard navigation, captions for video, sufficient color contrast, proper form labels, consistent navigation and clear error identification.
Conformance reporting
A formal accessibility conformance report is good documentation for procurement and oversight. We can work alongside an independent auditor to produce one.
Comprehensive WCAG 2.1 AA audit
Automated scanning of all pages
Automated tooling finds technical violations across every page and sets a baseline.
Manual keyboard testing
Every interactive element is checked for tab order, focus indicators, skip links and escape from modals.
Screen reader verification
Content, navigation and controls are checked with screen readers for logical order and correct announcements.
Color contrast analysis
Text, icons and control boundaries are checked against the WCAG AA minimum contrast ratios.
Forms and interactive elements
Labels, error messages, required indicators and ARIA attributes are verified.
PDF and document review
Downloadable documents are checked for tagged structure, reading order and alt text.
Video and multimedia
Captions, audio descriptions and transcripts are reviewed.
Mobile accessibility
Touch targets, zoom, orientation and responsive layout are tested on phones.
Multilingual content
Language attributes and text direction are verified for translated pages.
How we get you to compliance
Scan
Automated tools check every page. We set a baseline and map the full scope of issues.
Test
Manual testing catches what automation misses: keyboard traps, screen-reader failures, cognitive barriers.
Report
A prioritized report: critical issues first, with exact fixes and estimated effort.
Fix
We remediate directly or hand your team actionable tickets, with ongoing monitoring available.
How it works
Tell us the scope
Send what you manage and what must change. Small sites can start in the calculator.
Get a written scope and price
You receive a fixed scope and quote before any work begins.
We build, test and hand over
You own the code, content and data. We test against accessibility checks before launch.
What we will not promise
- We do not hold a VPAT, ACR or third-party accessibility certification we can show you today. We build and test toward WCAG 2.1 AA and tell you what we found, and any formal audit would be done by an independent auditor you choose.
- We have no SOC 2, StateRAMP or FedRAMP authorization.
- We are not a general government contractor. We build and run websites, search, AI chat and related digital work for agencies and the organizations that serve them.
- Public-sector work has its own procurement rules. Ask us what we can supply and we will say plainly what we cannot.
- Large or custom projects are scoped and written down before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the right door
Small sites can be priced in the calculator. Larger or custom work starts with a short scoped quote request.