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Accessibility (WCAG) Program

The standard cited in the lawsuits — met.

Audit and remediation to WCAG 2.1 AA — the accessibility benchmark referenced in the wave of website lawsuits hitting healthcare, legal, and consumer-facing businesses. Compliance documented; risk retired.

What the audit verifies

Contrast readable by everyone
Keyboard-only navigation works
Screen readers understand every element
Forms labeled and usable
Documented conformance — WCAG 2.1 AA

Overlay widgets don't survive demand letters. Real remediation does.

How it works

01

Audit against the standard

Every page tested for contrast, keyboard access, screen-reader compatibility, forms, and structure.

02

Remediate

Fixes applied across the site — not an overlay widget that lawyers see through.

03

Document

A compliance statement and record of conformance.

04

Maintain

New content held to the same bar.

What's included

  • Full WCAG 2.1 AA audit
  • Remediation across the site
  • Compliance statement
  • Re-verification
  • Ongoing standard for new work

Honest timeline

Audit in days; remediation typically completes within two weeks.

Who it's for

  • Healthcare, legal, finance, and public-facing businesses — the primary lawsuit targets
  • Any business that considers 'we got sued' a bad growth strategy

Good questions

Do the 'accessibility widget' overlays work?

Courts and plaintiffs increasingly treat overlays as non-compliance — some demand letters cite the widget itself. Real remediation of the underlying site is the defensible path, and it also makes the site better for every visitor.

Bring this to your next marketing conversation

Download the one-pager, or ask your marketing partner how this program would be sequenced for your market.

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