ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
Identify accessibility barriers without legal overclaims.
WCAG-based technical assessments that document barriers, user impact and remediation support for public websites and web applications.
The problem this solves
Organizations often need a practical view of their website or application accessibility without exaggerated promises. The work is technical: testing, evidence, remediation and verification.
Who needs this
Organizations reviewing public websites
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
Teams preparing a redesign or remediation plan
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
Product owners who need barrier identification
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
Agencies seeking independent review
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
What we evaluate
WCAG-based testing
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Keyboard and screen reader workflows
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Forms, content, navigation and media
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Responsive behavior and zoom/reflow
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Remediation planning
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Technical examples
Focus indicators and bypass mechanisms
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Labeling and instructions for forms
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Programmatic structure and landmarks
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Error recovery and dynamic content
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Methodology
Test
Define scope and evaluate representative workflows.
Find
Record barriers with reproducible evidence.
Explain
Connect issues to user impact and technical criteria.
Fix
Recommend source-level remediation.
Verify
Retest fixes and update status.
Deliverables
Technical assessment report
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Barrier inventory
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Remediation recommendations
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Retesting options
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Related resources
ADA Title II deadlines
Current 2027 and 2028 dates for covered state and local government entities.
Private business ADA website deadlines
Why there is no single federal website date for every private U.S. business.
FAQ
Do you provide ADA certification?
No. We do not provide ADA certification, lawsuit-proof claims or guaranteed legal compliance.
Is WCAG the same as the ADA?
No. WCAG is a technical standard. The ADA is a U.S. civil rights law. Technical testing can support accessibility efforts but is not legal advice.
Can you work with counsel?
Yes, if your legal team defines requirements and scope. Our role remains technical accessibility evaluation.
Audit, fix, verify.
Tell us about your website or application, the scope and your accessibility goals. We'll recommend an approach — audit only, or audit plus remediation — and send a written proposal.