ADA-compliant websites

A website every client can use. Built to the standard, and documented.

Accessibility is a legal exposure for firms that serve the public and a service standard for their clients. We audit, fix, or rebuild your site to WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard most often referenced in ADA website claims, and we give you the documentation that shows the work.

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This site is built the same way: every page passes automated WCAG 2.1 AA checks.

Why this matters for a licensed firm

  • Claims target businesses that serve the public

    Website accessibility demand letters and lawsuits under the ADA have become a routine cost of doing business for firms with a public-facing site, and professional firms are not exempt.

  • Your clients include people who need it

    Older clients, clients with low vision, clients who navigate by keyboard: an inaccessible site quietly turns them away before they ever call.

  • Accessible sites are better sites

    The same work that makes a site usable with a screen reader makes it faster, clearer, and easier for search engines to understand. Accessibility and performance overlap almost completely.

  • It is a reputation signal

    A published accessibility statement and a site that actually meets it say something about how a firm treats people. That is the kind of detail careful buyers notice.

What we check and fix

Against WCAG 2.1 AA, page by page, with automated testing and a manual pass.

  • Color and contrast

    Text and controls meet AA contrast on every surface, including buttons, links, and labels.

    Perceivable

  • Keyboard navigation

    Every link, button, form, and menu works without a mouse, with a visible focus indicator.

    Operable

  • Screen reader structure

    Proper headings, landmarks, labels, and alt text so assistive technology can read the page in order.

    Perceivable

  • Forms that explain themselves

    Labels on every field, errors that say what went wrong, and consent language that is readable.

    Understandable

  • Motion and media

    Animations respect reduced-motion settings; video and audio get captions or transcripts.

    Operable

  • Readable type and layout

    Text that resizes without breaking, sensible line lengths, and layouts that work on a phone.

    Robust

Two ways to get there

Remediate the site you have

When the site is otherwise sound, we fix it in place.

  • Full audit with a prioritized findings report
  • Fixes applied to templates, components, and content
  • Re-test of every page, automated and manual
  • An accessibility statement page published on your site

Rebuild it accessible from the start

When the site is the weak point, a rebuild is faster than a patch, and it comes with our brand and web work.

  • Designed to AA from the first component, not retrofitted
  • Built to convert visitors into consultations
  • Written inside your profession's advertising rules
  • Optional ongoing monitoring as content changes

The honest line

No one can promise a website will never draw a claim, and anyone who does is selling something else. What we can do is build to the standard, test every page, publish the statement, and hand you the documentation. That is what a good-faith accessibility program looks like, and it is what we deliver.

WCAG 2.1 AA

Common questions

Is an accessibility overlay or widget enough?

No. Overlays that add a floating accessibility menu do not fix the underlying code, and sites using them continue to draw claims. Real accessibility is built into the pages themselves.

How long does remediation take?

An audit takes days, not weeks. Remediation depends on the site: a template-driven site with a handful of page types is usually weeks; a large legacy site can take longer, and we tell you which you have after the audit.

Does this come with a plan or on its own?

Either. Accessibility work is scoped per engagement like our other brand and web work. Firms on a plan often add it during onboarding; firms that only need the site fixed can start there.

Find out where your site stands

A 30-minute call and a first look at your site. We tell you honestly whether it needs a fix or a rebuild.

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