ADA Accessible Websites
Websites everyone can use, including people with vision, hearing, motor and cognitive disabilities, designed by a team that lives it.
An accessible website works for everyone: people who use screen readers, people who navigate with a keyboard or voice, people with low vision or color blindness and people who need clear, simple language. It is the right thing to do, it widens your audience and it reduces the risk of complaints, which have become more common for business websites.
Accessibility is personal for us. Our founder uses a wheelchair, and many of our team members are disabled and use assistive technology every day. We know what a good experience feels like and what a frustrating one looks like. We review your site against recognized accessibility guidelines, fix what stands in the way and build new sites accessible from the start. We do not sell fear or promise legal protection, because no one can. We make your site genuinely easier to use. Accessible design benefits everyone, not only people with disabilities. Clear contrast helps in bright sunlight, captions help in noisy places, large tap targets help tired thumbs and simple language helps when someone is stressed or in a hurry. Many of the changes we make improve conversion and search performance as well, which makes accessibility one of the better investments a website can get.
Review against guidelines
We test your site against recognized accessibility guidelines, using tools and real assistive technology.
Fixes that matter
Contrast, keyboard use, labels, headings and alternative text are corrected where they block people.
Built in from the start
New designs begin accessible, which is easier and cheaper than repairing later.
Lived experience
Team members who rely on assistive technology test what we build.
What is included
- Accessibility review of your site
- Findings ranked by impact
- Fixes to design and code
- Testing with assistive tools
- Retest and summary
- Guidance for future updates
What you get with ADA Accessible Websites
Genuinely accessible
Beyond checklists.
Tested by real users
Lived experience.
Clear contrast and text
Easy to read.
Keyboard and voice ready
Works without a mouse.
Good for SEO too
Clean structure.
Honest about limits
No false promises.
Ideas and materials behind ADA Accessible Websites
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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How we work, start to finish.
- 01
Call and listen
You tell us about your business, your customers and what is not working, and we listen before we say a word about solutions.
- 02
Look closely
We review your website, your profile, your reviews and the competitors who outrank you, and record what we find.
- 03
Plan and explain
We give you a short, plain plan: what to do first, what to skip and what to expect, with a written scope.
- 04
Build the foundation
We fix and write the pages, profile and local signals by hand, with your approval on anything customers will see.
- 05
Do the work
We build authority, collect reviews and keep improving, watching the phone and adjusting as results come in.
- 06
Report on results
You get short, plain updates focused on calls and customers, and a clear view of what we will do next.
ADA Accessible Websites FAQ
Does my small business need an accessible site?
Many businesses are expected to provide one. It also helps customers and rankings.
Can you promise I will not be sued?
No one can. We make your site genuinely more usable and document the work.
What guidelines do you follow?
The widely used Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Do you test with real tools?
Yes, including screen readers and keyboard-only navigation.
Can accessibility hurt design?
No. Good accessibility usually makes sites cleaner and clearer.
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Or call (615) 891-5435 to talk now.