Website accessibility, without the panic

Find out if your website shuts people out, before someone else tells you in a letter.

Web accessibility lawsuits and demand letters hit thousands of small businesses every year, and the targets aren't giant corporations: they're restaurants, shops, clinics, and online stores whose sites fail basic checks nobody ever ran. Beyond the legal exposure, an inaccessible site turns away real customers every day: people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, or just aging eyes.

We scan your site against WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard courts and regulators actually reference, and hand you a plain-English report: what's broken, how much each item matters, and exactly what to tell your developer. No 200-page PDF of robot output. No scare tactics. No overlay widget that pretends to fix it.

Why we don't sell overlay widgets

Accessibility overlays (the little floating icon that promises one-line-of-code compliance) don't fix the underlying code, and lawsuit data shows sites with overlays installed get sued anyway; the FTC has taken action over exactly these marketing claims. We audit the actual code and tell you what to fix in it. Slower than a widget. Real, though.

Honest scope, in writing

Automated testing catches many accessibility failures, and it cannot catch all of them; some things need human judgment, which is what the Full Audit's expert review adds. Every report we send states plainly what was and wasn't covered. And nobody, including us, can guarantee you won't be sued. What an audit gives you is a materially more accessible site, fewer of the failures that attract complaints, and documented, good-faith effort, which matters.