Achieve WCAG 2.2 Level AA compliance in 3-4 weeks. Avoid $50K-$150K lawsuit settlements while serving 61 million disabled Americans.
Web accessibility lawsuits have exploded. No business is too small to be targeted.
A 300% increase from 2018. The trend continues upward with no signs of slowing.
The vast majority of web accessibility lawsuits target e-commerce and retail websites.
Most businesses settle quickly to avoid prolonged legal costs and public attention.
Including settlement, legal fees, and required remediation. Some exceed $500K.
* If your business operates nationally, you can be sued in these jurisdictions.
Plaintiff attorneys are actively searching for non-compliant websites
They use automated tools to identify targets. If your site has issues, you may already be on a list.
Accessibility means ensuring people with disabilities can perceive, navigate, and interact with your website. Here's exactly what compliance requires.
Basic compliance. Inadequate for ADA compliance.
Standard for legal compliance. This is the target for ADA Title III.
Not always achievable. Not legally required.
For ADA Title III compliance, you need Level AA.
WCAG organizes 78 success criteria into 4 core principles. Every accessible website must follow all four.
Information must be presentable to users in ways they can perceive
Interface components and navigation must be operable
Information and interface operation must be understandable
Content must work with assistive technologies
Accessible websites serve more customers, rank higher in search, and build better brands.
"I tried to order food from a local restaurant's website. The menu was just images with no alt text—my screen reader said 'image, image, image.' The order form had no labels—I had no idea which field was for what. I gave up and ordered from a competitor with an accessible website. That restaurant lost a $40 order and a repeat customer."
Accessibility signals: "We care about ALL customers"
Your competitors are likely non-compliant. Accessibility = competitive advantage!
From audit to certification, we handle every aspect of accessibility compliance. Your site becomes fully accessible and legally defensible.
Evaluate your entire website against 78 WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria using automated tools, manual testing, and assistive technology verification.
Fix all identified violations, implement accessibility best practices, and ensure WCAG 2.2 Level AA compliance across your website.
Verify compliance through comprehensive testing, create accessibility statement, and provide documentation proving due diligence.
What you receive in 1 week
From initial audit to full WCAG 2.2 Level AA certification. Your site becomes legally defensible.
Every WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criterion we evaluate. Transparency builds trust.
Get a free accessibility audit showing exactly what violations put you at lawsuit risk. No obligation—just expert analysis and a custom quote.
Get Free Accessibility AuditAccessibility improvements benefit your business in multiple ways—not just legal protection.
Accessible websites rank higher in search results.
Serve 61 million disabled Americans with purchasing power.
Accessibility fixes benefit ALL users, not just disabled.
Position your brand as inclusive and socially responsible.
Automated overlay widgets promise instant compliance for $50/month. Too good to be true? Yes. Here's why.
Third-party JavaScript widgets (AccessiBe, UserWay, AudioEye, etc.) that claim to make any website accessible by adding:
Sounds perfect, right? Here's the problem:
Overlays apply band-aid JavaScript on top of inaccessible HTML. The source code remains inaccessible. When screen readers access the DOM (source code), they encounter the same violations.
Overlay adds ARIA role, but this is improper use (should be real <button>). Screen readers detect the hack.
732 screen reader users surveyed:
"I've been blind for 40 years. I have my own screen reader configured how I like it. These overlays mess with my settings and make sites harder to use." — National Federation of the Blind member
Overlays mentioned in lawsuits as evidence of awareness (knew accessibility mattered but chose cheap solution). No case where overlay presence dismissed a lawsuit.
Overlay vendors claim AI fixes these—it doesn't.
Businesses install overlay thinking "we're compliant now" → stop thinking about accessibility → new content still inaccessible → lawsuit happens anyway.
Accessibility is ongoing, not one-time install.
Over 700 accessibility professionals signed open letter condemning overlays (OverlayFactSheet.com).
National Federation of the Blind, American Council of the Blind, and other major advocacy groups publicly oppose overlays.
Choosing overlay = aligning against disability community.
Real remediation is cheaper when lawsuit risk factored in.
Investment in compliance vs cost of lawsuit. The choice is clear.
1-20 pages, simple structure
20-100 pages, moderate complexity
100+ pages, complex functionality
Compliance is 10-30X cheaper than a lawsuit
Plus you gain 61 million potential customers and SEO benefits
Common questions about WCAG compliance, accessible design, and inclusive web development.
Still have questions?
Get a free accessibility audit showing exactly what violations put you at lawsuit risk.
Every day your website stays inaccessible, you risk receiving a $50K-$150K demand letter. You're also excluding 61 million disabled Americans from becoming customers. Book a free accessibility audit where we'll scan your website, identify WCAG 2.2 violations, assess lawsuit risk, and provide honest remediation recommendations. No obligation—just expert analysis and custom quote.
