ADA Website Accessibility and Compliance Help
Need help meeting ADA related website accessibility requirements?
You're not alone. Many small businesses and organizations discover accessibility requirements only after their site is live.
Whether you're responding to a concern, preparing for an audit, or simply want to make your site usable for everyone, I can help you identify what needs attention and create a practical plan to fix it.
What ADA Website Compliance Means
ADA website compliance generally refers to aligning your site with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1 AA), the standard most commonly used in ADA enforcement and audits.
Accessibility is often discussed in legal contexts, but it also creates a better experience for everyone who visits your site.
How I Can Help
- Run an initial review to identify accessibility and WCAG compliance gaps.
- Prioritize issues so you know what to fix first for the biggest impact.
- Provide step-by-step guidance for your developer or team, or handle the code-level remediation directly.
- Deliver reports that explain issues in plain language, not just technical jargon.
- Offer follow-up testing and verification once fixes are applied.
Who This Is For
This service is ideal if you:
- Own or manage a small business website and want to ensure ADA compliance.
- Work for an agency that needs accessibility support for a client project.
- Received a request, complaint, or demand letter and need guidance on what to do next.
- Want to make your existing site accessible without rebuilding it.
Next Step
You don't need to guess where to begin. Start with a quick, no cost initial review to understand what is working, what needs improvement, and what next steps make sense.
Prefer a personal walkthrough? Book a free consultation.