Accessibility Audit
Manual and automated review of key templates and flows with prioritized findings.
- WCAG-mapped issues
- Severity and effort estimates
- Developer-ready notes
ADA / WCAG demand letter support
Received an ADA or WCAG demand letter? Get a clear remediation plan, fast.
We help teams respond calmly and efficiently by defining scope, auditing to WCAG 2.1 AA, and delivering developer-ready fixes and documentation.
If timing is critical, start with triage. If you’re planning ahead, review our WCAG demand letter overview.
What to do in the next 72 hours
- Save the letter and note any deadlines.
- Identify high-traffic pages and critical user flows.
- Capture the current state (URLs + screenshots).
- Begin a focused WCAG 2.1 risk triage.
- Risk-focused triage and scoped recommendations
- WCAG-mapped findings and developer tickets
- Retesting notes and remediation documentation
How we help
- Audit
- Identify issues, impact, and priority.
- Remediation
- Fix repeatable patterns in code and content.
- Documentation
- Provide records your team and counsel can use.
Built for teams that want measurable progress—not vague checklists.
Services
Start with focused remediation or build toward long-term accessibility maturity.
Remediation Support
Hands-on help fixing issues across shared components and interaction patterns.
- Keyboard and screen reader validation
- Design and dev pairing
- Regression-safe fixes
Documentation & Training
Practical guidance to keep accessibility improvements shipping after initial fixes.
- Standards and checklists
- Team walkthroughs
- Release-ready QA flow
How it works
Fast, structured, and aligned with delivery timelines.
- 1
Triage
Review the claim context, deadlines, and risk areas to set a tight scope.
- 2
Audit
Document issues with reproduction steps, impact, and WCAG references.
- 3
Fix + retest
Remediate issues, retest with assistive technology, and confirm improvements.
- 4
Documentation
Deliver records covering scope, fixes, and verification for stakeholders.
Accessibility remediation reduces risk but does not guarantee dismissal of claims or prevent future actions. This is not legal advice.
Pricing
Outcome-based options for ADA/WCAG risk response. Scope caps keep delivery predictable and fast.
WCAG Lawsuit Triage
$750+
Rapid review of highest-risk pages. Delivery typically within 2–3 business days after kickoff.
- Up to 2 templates or 5 key pages
- Up to 25 WCAG-mapped issues
- Prioritized remediation plan
Legal-Ready Accessibility Audit
$2,500+
Manual and automated audit with developer tickets, typically delivered in 5–10 business days.
- Up to 6 templates or 20 pages
- Up to 60 WCAG-mapped issues
- Evidence, priorities, and retest checklist
Rapid Remediation Sprint
$3,500+
Hands-on engineering support. Most sprints complete within 2–3 weeks.
- Up to 30 remediation hours
- Up to 25 issues fixed across shared components
- Code-ready diffs and validation notes
WCAG Lawsuit Response Package
Starting at $5,500
Combined triage, audit, and remediation for active claim timelines.
- Up to 8 templates or 30 pages
- Up to 75 issues documented
- Up to 35 issues remediated
- Status updates and retest summary
Scope caps keep work predictable; additional coverage is quoted in clear increments. This is not legal advice—consult counsel for legal guidance.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about WCAG compliance support, audits, and remediation.
What WCAG level do you target?
Most teams target WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We document which success criteria apply to your product and help prioritize fixes.
Do you provide developer-ready fixes?
Yes. We translate findings into tickets with clear steps, examples, and verification guidance for your team.
How long does an audit take?
A focused review of key templates can take days. Larger apps typically require a phased approach to keep work manageable.
Can you retest after fixes?
Absolutely. We verify updates with keyboard and screen reader checks and confirm which issues are resolved.
Contact
Tell us what you're working on. We respond within 1 business day with next steps. If you have a deadline or demand letter, include the date. Optional: share your platform/stack (Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, custom).
What happens next
- We review your site or app context.
- We recommend a focused starting scope.
- We schedule a quick kickoff call.
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