Website Accessibility

Legally Compliant & User-Friendly

Legally Compliant & User-Friendly

A website that’s hard to use is a website people click away from. And not just people with disabilities—frustrated visitors, potential customers, and yes, even Google.

Accessibility Audits

We review your website’s structure, navigation, contrast, headings, and interactive elements to identify accessibility gaps. This gives you a clear picture of where your site stands and what needs attention.

ADA Remediation

Once issues are identified, we implement structured fixes to improve compliance and usability. From heading hierarchy to keyboard functionality, we focus on practical improvements that move your site toward (at minimum) Level A standards.

Accessible Website Builds

Every website we build is delivered at (a minimum) Level A ADA compliance. Accessibility is part of the foundation — not something added later. That means your site is structured properly from day one.

Accessibility & SEO

Accessibility and SEO share the same foundation: clear headings, descriptive links, logical navigation, and readable content. What improves usability for people also improves clarity for search engines. When done right, accessibility strengthens visibility.

Common Accessibility Myths.

Common myths and misunderstandings surrounding laws and website operations may have you believe that your business does not have to meet such website accessibility requirements—and you would be wrong.

Here’s the thing: you can be sued for not having an accessible website. This goes beyond state and local government websites, including small businesses and large corporations.

Plus, depending on your industry, you may have additional requirements you’re not aware of.

“My site doesn’t sell anything, so I don’t need to worry about it.”

Truth: Accessibility laws apply to any public-facing website.

“I installed a plugin. I’m covered.”

Truth: Overlays and widgets, like UserWay, don’t fix compliance issues or make your site compliant. Instead, they may interfere with real assistive tools and devices.

“My website theme says it’s accessible.”

Truth: As soon as you modify that ‘accessible’ theme, it’s no longer compliant (assuming it was to begin with). As soon as you change elements like site colors, fonts, or images, you may break compliance.

Website Accessibility with ADA compliant on a laptop screen.

What Is Website Accessibility?

Accessibility means making sure people with disabilities can use your website, and not just sort of use it. Use it comfortably, completely, and confidently.

It’s not optional anymore. In 2024, over 4,600 accessibility lawsuits were filed in the U.S. alone, and that number keeps rising. Many of those lawsuits targeted small businesses, even ones with no physical storefront.

That includes:

  • Visitors who use screen readers.
  • People who can’t use a mouse.
  • Users who rely on captions for video content.
  • Customers who need higher contrast or larger text.
Don’t Be Shy – We Don’t Bite

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There is no dumb question. We’re here to help, whatever your marketing questions may be.

Contact us, and we can schedule a time to chat, video conference, or whatever works for you. If you’re local, we know some great coffee and food places (mmm, coffee!).

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