Are your websites and mobile apps ADA Compliant?
Partner with us to make your digital platforms accessible for people of all abilities.
Some of Our Customers
Our Services
Our services, when combined, provide a unique set of solutions to solve challenges for businesses in different industries, including education, healthcare, and e-commerce.
-
Website & Mobile App Audits
We manually audit your websites and mobile apps for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance.
-
Accessibility Support
We offer different levels of monthly support as part of our ADA compliance subscription services.
-
Remediation Services
We provide ongoing compliance services to ensure your digital platforms meet WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 A/AA guidelines.
-
Captioning & Transcription
We can assist you in writing customized scripts that give people with disabilities access to applications that were otherwise inaccessible.
-
Legal Compliance Consulting
We will work with your team to determine the accessibility needs of your digital platforms.
-
Letter of Reasonable Accessibility
Get a free assessment of your digital platforms to determine what to improve to become ADA compliant.
Our Solutions
We help businesses across different industries resolve their accessibility challenges by providing the right set of services that can meet their business needs and the needs of their customers.
-
eCommerce / Retail
Retailers must provide accommodations for shoppers with disabilities. We offer ADA website and mobile app audit services for e-Commerce and retail businesses, including Shopify merchants.
Learn More -
Education
We work with educational institutions to update their systems to help them be accessible to students of all abilities.
Learn More -
Financial Services
The convenience of managing our finances online also means financial institutions need their technology to meet accessibility compliance. We want to help people of all abilities enjoy this convenience.
Learn More -
Healthcare
We work with healthcare service providers to update and maintain their digital platforms so patients with disabilities are able to review insurance claims, access health records, make appointments and more.
Learn More -
Hospitality / Travel
We’re here to support the efforts of businesses in the hospitality and travel industry to update and maintain the accessibility of their websites and mobile apps for their customers.
Learn More -
Public Sector
We’re proud to be an invaluable partner for the public sector and its vendors.
Learn More -
Technology
If you offer software as a service, we’d love to work with you to ensure your software is accessibility compliant.
Learn More
Recent Articles
ADA Claims Continue to Snag Online Merchants
Title III of the American Disabilities Act, 42 USC §§ 12181 – 12189 (ADA), generally prohibits discrimination on the basis of an individual's disability in a place of "public accommodation." Initially after the ADA's enactment in 1990, lawsuits typically related to physical changes that busines...
DOJ To Start Title II Rulemaking For State and Loc...
Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its intent to begin the rulemaking process to enact website accessibility regulations applicable to state and local governments under Title II.This week the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its intent to begin the rulemaking process to enact website acc...
For Blind Internet Users, the Fix Can Be Worse Tha...
Companies say their A.I.-powered tools are the best way to fix accessibility problems online, but many blind people find they make websites harder to use.Patrick Perdue, a radio enthusiast who is blind, regularly shopped for equipment through the website of Ham Radio Outlet. The website’s code all...
Featured Articles
Website Accessibility Problems Create Legal Peril ...
The number of U.S. web accessibility lawsuits grows 15% in 2021, reaching more than 10 such cases filed every day.New research shows the ways lackluster—or nonexistent—accessibility features on retailer websites continue to make retailers vulnera...
We need to ditch overlay tools in creating truly a...
Recently there was a backlash within the web development community against the Paralympics 2020 #wethe15 campaign when their website was found to have several basic accessibility issues, including missing alt tags. While some of the criticism was a...
Website Accessibility Closely Tied To Loss of Reve...
Believe it or not, the moment you launched your new website approximately one billion people couldn’t easily navigate it. Over the past three years, WebAIM conducted an accessibility evaluation of t...