01 · Accessibility
AccessibilityAudits & Fixes
Your website is a front door. If someone using a screen reader, a keyboard or zoom can't get through it, they can't book, order or donate. We find what's blocking them, fix it and check it again.
Free ADA Check
Find out what's blocking your customers.
Send us your website. We check it against WCAG 2.2 and look at speed, mobile, broken links, search basics and your domain, then email you a plain-English report. It's free, and it's a check, not a legal certification.
- Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)14 issues, 5 block online ordersFix first
- Speed on a phone5.2 s to loadSlow
- Search basics2 pages missing titlesFix
- Broken links3 dead linksFix
- Mobile layoutMenu and buttons fitOK
- Domain and SSLRenews in 41 daysWatch
What we check
The problems that turn people away.
These six show up on most small-business sites we look at. Pick one to see where it hides on a typical page.
The rest of your site's health, in the same report
SpeedPhone
Speed on a phone
How long the first page takes to load on a typical phone connection.
MobileLayout
Mobile layout
Whether menus, text and buttons fit a small screen without pinching.
LinksCrawl
Broken links
Dead links and missing pages, including old menus and PDFs.
SearchBasics
Search basics
Page titles, descriptions, a sitemap and your search plugin settings.
DomainSSL
Domain & SSL
When your domain and security certificate renew, so the site never goes dark.
PluginsUpdates
Plugins & updates
Outdated plugins and themes that slow the site down or leave it open to problems.
Full audit
Scanners miss a lot. We test by hand.
The free check is automated. A full audit adds a person using your site the way your customers do.
Scan
Automated tools crawl every page for the problems a machine can catch.
Test by hand
We use your site with only a keyboard, and with a screen reader, through booking, ordering or donating.
Rank
A plain-English list, ordered by what blocks customers most.
Plan
What to fix, who should fix it, and a quote if you'd like us to do it.
No scanner or firm can guarantee it. We fix what we find, recheck it and show you what's left. If you've received a demand letter, talk to a lawyer too; we'll work alongside them on the fixes.
Fixes
We fix the site itself, not a layer on top.
We change the code and content that cause each problem, on the platform you already use where we can.
- ImagesDescriptions that say what each picture shows
- ColorText and buttons with enough contrast to read
- StructureHeadings and landmarks a screen reader can jump between
- FormsLabels, clear error messages and keyboard access
- MenusNavigation that works without a mouse
- MediaCaptions for videos and text for audio
Before: faint placeholder text instead of labels, an error shown only by a red outline, and a tiny arrow button. After: visible labels, a written error message and a large Place order button.
Keeping it fixed
Sites change. Fixes shouldn't slip.
A new menu PDF, a new photo or a plugin update can quietly undo a fix. Monthly upkeep keeps it from slipping.
- A monthly recheck of your most important pages
- New pages, photos and PDFs checked before they go live
- Your accessibility statement kept current
- A short monthly note on what changed and what's left
Upkeep can be part of a website care plan.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Is the free check a legal certification?
No. It's an automated check that shows likely problems in plain English. No scanner can certify a site, and automated tools miss issues only a person will find.
I received an ADA demand letter. Can you help?
We can audit the site, fix what we find and document the work. We're not lawyers and can't give legal advice, so please talk to one too. We're happy to work alongside them.
Will an accessibility widget or overlay fix my site?
We don't sell them. An overlay sits on top of a site and doesn't change the code underneath, so the problems usually remain. We fix the site itself.
Do you work on Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or WordPress?
Yes. We work on the platform you already have where we can. If the platform itself blocks a fix, we'll tell you and explain the options.
What does it cost?
The check is free. After it, we quote the fixes based on what we found, so you know the cost before any work starts.
What is WCAG 2.2?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, published by the W3C. Level AA is the level most organizations aim for, and the one we test against.
Free · no obligation
See what's blocking your customers.
Start with the free check. If it finds problems, we'll explain them and quote the fixes. If it doesn't, you'll know.