- Code-Level Remediation · No Overlays · No Widgets
We don't just find the problems. We fix them.
WebForAccess engineers ADA-compliant websites at the source code level. We dive into your architecture and manually fix every WCAG 2.2 barrier across HTML, ARIA, CSS, and JavaScript so your site is genuinely accessible, legally defensible, and usable by everyone.
- WCAG 2.2 AA Certified
- No Overlay Widgets
- Code-Native Fixes
- Legal-Ready Documentation
- Disabled User Testing
DOJ Deadline Alert: Public entities with populations over 50,000 must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 24, 2026. Smaller entities and special districts: April 26, 2027.
WHY IT MATTERS
The ADA Applies to Your Website
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) bars discrimination across all areas of public life—and courts consistently apply this to websites.
The biggest myth in web development? Assuming platforms like Shopify, Wix, or WordPress handle accessibility automatically. They do not. No platform ships a fully compliant website out of the box—manual engineering is always required.
1 in 5 Americans lives with a disability.
Accessibility isn’t just a legal obligation—it directly expands your audience. To be compliant, your digital experience must flawlessly support users navigating with:
- Blindness & low vision
- Deafness & hearing loss
- Cognitive & learning disabilities
- Dexterity & motor impairments
- Color vision deficiency & photosensitivity
- Warning
Accessibility overlay widgets don't work and courts know it.
An overlay widget is a JavaScript plugin that claims to make your site accessible with one line of code. They are widely marketed, widely deployed, and widely ineffective. Courts have explicitly rejected them as a valid compliance defense.
The only legally defensible solution is native code remediation by certified accessibility engineers — which is exactly what we deliver.
- Over 600 ADA lawsuits filed every month in 2025
- ~20% of those lawsuits target sites already using an overlay widget
- Courts have rejected widgets as a compliance defense
- Widgets cannot fix broken keyboard navigation
- Widgets cannot fix invalid ARIA or missing semantic structure
- Widgets cannot make dynamic content accessible to screen readers
The only real solution
Code-native remediation by certified engineers who understand how NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and Switch Access actually interpret your markup.
The Process
How It Works
We map every single violation, combining deep manual screen reader review with automated baseline scans.
We deliver a clear breakdown of critical UI/UX, contrast, and structural issues for your approval.
Our engineers jump into the codebase to implement the fixes natively without breaking your existing infrastructure or design.
We hand over your fully accessible site alongside a complete resolution report and documentation.
Remediation Coverage
Every barrier. Every layer of your code.
We don’t pick the easy wins and leave the rest. Our engineers cover every accessibility layer that affects real users.
Screen reader compatibility
ARIA roles, landmark regions, live regions, focus announcements, button and link labeling, and semantic HTML throughout.
Keyboard navigation
Full tab order, skip links, visible focus indicators, focus trap management in modals, and elimination of keyboard-only dead ends.
Visual & color contrast
Text and non-text contrast ratios, content that relies solely on color to convey meaning, and text resizing up to 200%.
Forms & inputs
Properly linked labels, inline error messages, required field indicators, autocomplete attributes, and accessible validation feedback.
Images & media
Alt text for informational images, empty alt on decorative elements, video captions, audio descriptions, and transcript creation.
PDFs & documents
Tagged PDFs with logical reading order, accessible form fields, proper heading structure, and PDF/UA compliance.
Mobile & touch
Touch target sizing (minimum 44×44px), gesture alternatives, zoom reflow at 400%, and platform-specific screen reader support.
Dynamic & JavaScript UI
Modals, carousels, accordions, tooltips, dropdowns, tab panels, and live-loading content — all made accessible without breaking functionality.
NATIVE INTEGRATION
Seamless Accessibility for Major Platforms
Our engineers remediate your site natively on any major framework without breaking your infrastructure, workflow, or design.
Frontend & Full-Stack Frameworks
Backend Technologies
CMS & E-Commerce Platforms
Remediation Coverage
Every barrier. Every layer of your code.
We don’t pick the easy wins and leave the rest. Our engineers cover every accessibility layer that affects real users.
E-Commerce & Retail
Accessible product pages, checkout flows, and cart interactions.
Healthcare
Patient portals, appointment booking, and telehealth platforms.
Finance & Fintech
Banking portals, investment dashboards, and insurance sites.
Education
School districts, community colleges, and university websites.
Government & Public Sector
Title II ADA compliance for municipalities, agencies, and libraries.
SaaS & Technology
Web apps, dashboards, and complex developer tools.
Legal & Professional Services
Law firms, accounting practices, and consulting agencies.
Hospitality & Real Estate
Hotel booking flows, property listings, and reservation systems.
What You Receive
Every audit includes these core deliverables
Documentation built for developers and project managers—delivering total clarity without the fluff.
WCAG 2.2 AA Conformance Certificate
A signed certificate issued by certified accessibility engineers after all violations are resolved and independently verified.
VPAT 2.4 & ACR
Voluntary Product Accessibility Template — the gold standard for federal procurement, enterprise legal, and government RFPs.
Lawyer-Drafted Accessibility Statement
A legally sound public accessibility statement added to your site — demonstrating your commitment and providing a feedback channel.
Remediation Report
A full before-and-after record of every violation found, the fix applied, and the WCAG criterion satisfied — for legal and audit use.
Disabled User Testing Records
Screen recordings from certified blind and motor-impaired testers — demonstrating real-world usability, not just technical conformance.
Accessibility Badge
A publicly visible badge on your site showing it has been audited, remediated, and certified by certified accessibility professionals.
Save Money
The IRS will pay up to $5,000 of your remediation costs.
Eligible U.S. small businesses can claim the Disabled Access Credit (IRS Section 44) to offset up to 50% of accessibility expenditures between $250 and $10,250 — up to a maximum $5,000 tax credit per year.
This means for many small businesses, accessibility remediation effectively pays for a significant portion of itself. Combine that with the cost of a single ADA lawsuit — which routinely reaches six figures in attorney fees alone — and the financial case for remediation is overwhelming.
Maximum annual tax credit available to eligible U.S. small businesses under IRS Section 44 — the Disabled Access Credit.
How it works
Credit covers 50% of eligible accessibility expenses between $250 and $10,250. Businesses with ≤30 employees or ≤$1M gross revenue in the prior tax year typically qualify. Consult your tax advisor for your specific situation.
Questions Answered
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about ADA compliance, WCAG remediation, and how WebForAccess works.
Is my website legally required to be ADA compliant?
If you operate a business open to the public — including online — courts have consistently ruled that the ADA applies to your website. Over 4,000 ADA website lawsuits were filed in 2025 alone, targeting businesses of every size, from solo e-commerce stores to Fortune 500 companies. There is no size exemption.
What is the difference between ADA compliance and WCAG?
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is the technical standard that defines what an accessible website looks like — it specifies exact requirements around color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and more. ADA compliance is the legal obligation. Courts use WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA as the benchmark to determine whether a website meets ADA requirements in federal litigation.
Can't I just install an accessibility overlay widget?
No. Overlay widgets are widely documented to fail users who rely on screen readers and have been explicitly rejected by courts as a valid compliance defense. In 2025, approximately 20% of ADA lawsuits targeted sites that were already using an overlay widget — proving they create false confidence without delivering real compliance. Code-native remediation is the only legally defensible solution.
How long does remediation take?
Small sites (under 25 pages) typically take 1–2 weeks. Medium sites (25–100 pages) take 2–4 weeks. Large sites, web applications, and e-commerce platforms with complex checkout flows are scoped individually — we always provide a realistic timeline in your free assessment before any work begins.
What documentation do I receive after remediation?
Every remediation project delivers a signed WCAG 2.2 AA Conformance Certificate, a completed VPAT 2.4 / ACR document, a lawyer-drafted Accessibility Statement published on your site, a full remediation report (before-and-after record of every fix), and screen recordings from disabled user testing sessions — the complete documentation package needed for legal defense, federal procurement, and DOJ inquiries.
Do you work with government and Title II entities?
Yes. We provide full Title II ADA compliance services for public entities — government agencies, municipalities, public schools, community colleges, public libraries, and public transportation authorities. We cover the audit, remediation, user testing, VPAT/ACR, and all documentation required by the DOJ’s 2026/2027 compliance deadlines. Contact us to discuss your transition plan.
Do you offer ongoing monitoring after remediation?
Yes. Websites are never truly “done” — new content, plugin updates, and feature changes constantly introduce new barriers. We offer monthly, quarterly, and annual monitoring subscriptions that include scheduled re-audits, delta reports showing what regressed since the last review, and a refreshed VPAT/ACR each cycle to keep your compliance documentation current.
