ADA & WCAG Accessibility Audits
A defensible read on where your site stands against WCAG, and a clear plan to fix it.
Accessibility is no longer optional, legally, ethically, or practically. The Department of Justice’s 2024 ADA Title II rule now requires state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with deadlines of April 2026 for larger entities and April 2027 for smaller communities and special districts. Funders and courts increasingly expect the same standard from nonprofits. An inaccessible site is now a documented liability and a barrier to the very people you exist to serve.
Most “accessibility checkers” only catch a fraction of real issues. We run thorough WCAG 2.1 AA audits, automated and human, and deliver conformance documentation plus a prioritized remediation plan. You get something you can put in front of leadership, a funder, or a procurement reviewer and defend, and a clear answer to “are we compliant, and if not, what will it take.”
What this looks like with us
Real audits, not just scanners
Automated tooling plus human testing against WCAG 2.1 AA.
Conformance documentation
A defensible record for leadership, funders, and procurement.
Prioritized remediation
A clear plan, ranked by impact and effort, not a wall of errors.
Remediation, not just findings
We can fix what we find, not just hand you a list.
Questions we get
What standard do you audit against?
Do you just find problems or fix them too?
Can I use the documentation for compliance?
A defensible read on where your site stands against WCAG, and a clear plan to fix it.
Tell us what you're building. We'll come back with an honest read on scope, timeline, and whether we're the right fit.