Whether you're adding a new component, remediating an existing site, or rebuilding from the ground up, we write accessible code for any platform, tech stack, or device. Web, native mobile, desktop, and everything in between.
Organizations that build accessibly don't just reduce risk. They build better products, reach more customers, and signal something meaningful about their brand.
Accessible digital products significantly reduce your exposure to ADA Title III litigation, demand letters, and the reputational damage that comes with them.
Accessibility signals a genuine commitment to your users. It tells every visitor that your product was built with them in mind, not bolted together for the minimum.
Roughly one in four adults in the United States lives with a disability. Accessible products reach customers that inaccessible ones turn away.
Accessible design is good design. Clear navigation, readable content, and keyboard-friendly interfaces improve the experience for every user, not just those using assistive technology.
Users who can rely on your product come back. Accessibility builds the kind of trust that translates into long-term relationships.
Accessible development isn't a specialty we apply to certain projects. It's how we build everything, on every platform we work on. Web applications, single-page applications, progressive web apps, native mobile on iOS and Android, desktop software on Windows, macOS, and beyond. Custom components, third-party integrations, content management systems, e-commerce platforms, enterprise software.
Zenyth's remediation process is built on over ten years of hands-on audit and remediation work, work we were doing long before AI existed. That institutional knowledge is encoded into Zena, our AI engine. Zena doesn't replace our engineers and auditors. It makes them faster, more precise, and better equipped to handle any scope, from a single component to a full native mobile app.
Zena runs a complete diagnosis of everything in scope, whether that's a single component, a full website, a native mobile app, or desktop software. It identifies accessibility barriers, scores risk by severity and impact, and estimates remediation effort across the entire scope. No generic rule sets. Ten years of real-world audit data drives every finding.
Zena is our AI engine, trained on a decade of real Zenyth audits and remediation. It runs automated first-pass scans and drafts findings and fixes, each validated by a human expert before it counts, and it answers your accessibility questions on demand from Zenyth's curated knowledge. It works across the platform and our services to make the work faster without giving up what makes it defensible.
Brands, agencies, and legal teams across commerce, SaaS, and professional services rely on Zenyth to make accessibility something they can prove.
Zenyth's full service stack covers audits, VPAT documentation, compliance monitoring, litigation support, and more.
A litigation-grade WCAG audit of your product, run on your actual stack, with every issue named, explained, and prioritized.
Accessibility Conformance Reports (VPAT and ACR) that state your conformance clearly, backed by real manual and automated testing.
Ongoing monitoring that keeps your product accessible as it changes, with a renewable conformance record as proof.
Technical expertise and evidence-grade documentation to back your legal team, from a demand letter through resolution.
The clock starts the day it arrives, not the day you're ready. Zenyth assesses the claims, remediates the code, and produces the documentation your attorney needs to respond, all from one team. Zena runs the first pass at machine speed so nothing waits on a queue.
Accessible code isn't just good practice. It's your first line of defense. We build every component to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, structured for legal scrutiny from day one.
Tell us what you're building, remediating, or rebuilding. We'll show up ready, and we'll build the approach together.
Accessible development means writing code that works for everyone, including people who use assistive technologies like screen readers, switch devices, and keyboard-only navigation. The outcome is components, webpages, and sites that meet WCAG 2.2 success criteria and create more usable experiences for a wider range of users, whether you're building something new or improving something that already exists.
All of them. Web applications, single-page applications, progressive web apps, native mobile on iOS and Android, desktop software on Windows and macOS, and custom builds on any CMS, framework, or e-commerce platform. If your users interact with it, we can make it accessible.
Yes. We work at every stage: new builds, component development, full remediations, rebuilds, and replatforms. The scope of the engagement shapes the approach, not the other way around.
An audit identifies accessibility barriers and documents them against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. It produces the task list that makes remediation organized, efficient, and defensible. Without an audit first, development work has no clear scope, no prioritization, and no record of what was found and fixed. Remediation is the code-level work that resolves the identified issues. Zenyth handles both on the same engagement, with the same team. There are no handoffs between an audit vendor and a separate development team.
Zena is the AI engine inside Zenyth Audit. It accelerates the audit and surfaces remediation opportunities across your codebase. Every Zena output is reviewed and validated by a Zenyth auditor. Zena enhances the human. It does not replace them.
Yes. Every engagement produces a documented project record: the initial audit findings, the remediation scope, the code changes made, and the verification results confirming each issue was resolved. That record is structured for legal scrutiny from day one, not assembled after a demand letter arrives. If your matter requires VPAT documentation, expert witness support, or coordination with outside counsel, that record is already in place.
It depends on scope. A single component remediation can turn around in days. A full site rebuild or replatform is scoped individually based on tech stack, page count, and complexity. We provide a clear timeline at the start of every engagement.
Yes, and we do it in whatever form makes sense for your team. We can take full ownership of the remediation and development work, act in an advisory and verification role, or work alongside your developers in a hybrid arrangement. That includes paired programming on complex issues, shared development where we handle technically demanding remediations or overflow work, and accessibility oversight and code review throughout. We fit into your workflow, not the other way around.
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is our baseline on every engagement. We also build to Section 508 for government and federally funded clients, and work to international standards including RGAA (Référentiel Général d'Amélioration de l'Accessibilité) for French public sector requirements, the European Accessibility Act (EAA), EN 301 549 (the European standard that underpins the EAA), and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) for Canadian clients. We can scope to WCAG 2.2 Level AAA where required.
Most of the practices that make a product accessible, semantic structure, real text alternatives, clear labels, and a logical heading hierarchy, are the same signals search engines, answer engines, and AI models use to understand your content. Accessible markup is machine-readable markup, so it tends to improve how your product is indexed, summarized, and surfaced.
An overlay is a script layered on top of your product. It does not fix the underlying code, and it is not recognized as genuine conformance. Overlays have been named in a growing number of accessibility lawsuits, so they can add legal risk rather than remove it. Zenyth recommends removing the overlay and fixing accessibility in the code itself.
