Why It Matters
ADA digital accessibility enforcement is accelerating, with new federal deadlines and a growing wave of litigation across every industry.
8,667
ADA lawsuits filed in 2025
One of the highest years on record
$30K+
Average settlement cost
Not including attorney fees
94.8%
Of websites fail WCAG
WebAIM Million report, 2025
Every
Industry is impacted
E-commerce, healthcare, finance, education & more
The Widget Myth
Many businesses install overlay widgets believing they've addressed accessibility. Unfortunately, major disability advocacy organizations have raised serious concerns. The National Federation of the Blind has formally opposed overlay products, describing them as “not only ineffective but harmful.”
“We will never be satisfied with a band-aid solution that hides the real issues. True accessibility requires genuine remediation of the underlying code.”
— National Federation of the Blind, Position Statement
They inject a JavaScript layer that cosmetically hides issues. The underlying HTML remains broken, and screen readers often can't interpret it.
Multiple federal courts have ruled that accessibility overlays do not constitute compliance. Organizations using them have still faced legal action.
WCAG requires contextual understanding — meaningful alt text, logical reading order, cognitive accessibility. No widget can evaluate these nuances.
Many widgets interfere with existing assistive technology, sometimes creating accessibility problems that didn't exist before installation.
Real Compliance
There are no shortcuts. Meaningful accessibility requires expertise, process, and ongoing attention.
Combined automated and expert-led testing against all WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria.
Fix the actual HTML, ARIA, CSS, and JavaScript — not mask it with overlays.
Validation with screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver), keyboard navigation, and voice control software.
Continuous automated scanning plus periodic expert audits to catch regressions as your site evolves.
Pricing
The audit report is yours at no cost. If you need hands-on support, every service is priced around your site's size, platform, and scope.
A code-level accessibility scan plus a prioritized remediation roadmap you can hand to any agency or dev team.
We fix the actual code, design, and content issues so your site passes real accessibility testing.
Accessibility isn't a one-time project. Catch regressions before they become legal risks.
Every service is quoted after a quick review of your site. No hidden fees, no long-term contracts required.
Gallery
Real-world sites that meet or exceed WCAG 2.2 Level AA — and the specific patterns (accessible forms, visible focus states, semantic structure) that make them work. Use these as benchmarks when planning your own remediation.
Government
The UK's central government portal is widely cited as a gold standard for accessible design. Clean semantic HTML, generous contrast, and a keyboard-first mindset.
Media
The BBC publishes its own accessibility guidelines and applies them across a massive editorial surface — captions, transcripts, and consistent landmark structure.
E-commerce / Tech
Apple pairs a visually rich marketing site with careful ARIA usage, meaningful alt text, and accessible product configurators.
Enterprise
Microsoft treats accessibility as a product surface, with a dedicated hub and consistent WCAG 2.2 patterns across marketing and docs.
SaaS
Mailchimp's marketing site pairs a distinctive brand with careful contrast tuning and forms that behave well for assistive tech.
E-commerce Platform
Shopify's Polaris design system bakes WCAG conformance into components, so marketing and admin pages inherit accessible defaults.
SaaS
Slack's public site supports keyboard users and screen readers with clear structure and captioned product videos.
Fintech
Despite dense, animated visuals, Stripe's site keeps content readable, navigable by keyboard, and friendly to assistive tech.
Retail
After a landmark accessibility lawsuit, Target rebuilt its site with accessibility as a first-class requirement — now a reference for large retail.
Standards
The organization that authors WCAG practices what it preaches — a plain, semantic, deeply accessible site that's a useful reference for developers.
Find out where your website falls short of WCAG 2.2 compliance before a lawsuit finds out for you.
The information on this site is provided for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. WCAG and ADA conformance depend on your specific website, content, and jurisdiction, and no audit or service can guarantee immunity from litigation. Reading this site does not create an attorney–client or consultant relationship. For advice about your legal obligations, consult a qualified attorney. Request a free audit.
