Make Your Website ADA Compliant

Our full website remediation service always starts with a letter of engagement.

This letter states that you have entered into a business relationship with WCAG Pros for the purpose of identifying and fixing items on your website that are not compliant with the WCAG.

Using the letter of engagement from WCAG Pros, you can show that your company takes any claim of non-compliance seriously and intends to remediate the situation as soon as possible.

Instead of furnishing an audit that can be handed over to your developers, our programmers will visit every page of your website. We look at the code for the different elements and functions.

By doing this, we are able to determine how different systems and software will interact with your website.

If part of the site fails one of the guidelines in the WCAG, we will fix the code so that the entire page, and every page, is accessible.

Often, making a function of your website accessible won't affect the aesthetics. However, there are some guidelines that inherently require aesthetic changes. Usually, a change in aesthetics is due to the color of your text with the background does not have enough contrast.

In these cases, we use the closest match to your current colors but adjust the foreground and background until there is enough contrast to pass the guideline.

Once we are finished, we deliver the post-remediation results to you.

Making your website accessible is imperative. Many skilled programmers are not versed in the intricacies of the WCAG. Therefore, as a direct line of support for your programmer, we can work together to ensure that code changes will pass the WCAG.

Your website programmer can reach out to us with any questions regarding how to best implement fixes on your behalf.

Your programmer knows your website best. Our programmers have a thorough understanding of website ADA compliance. Together, we can efficiently bring your site into compliance.

After the remediation process is finished, we will deliver a letter confirming that your website is in compliance with the WCAG. Your letter of compliance will indicate the date of the final test, the site that was tested, and that all elements on all pages are in compliance.

Included in the letter are an audit summary that reflects what tests were performed and their outcomes.

As an added benefit to your company, we can post a summary of your final audit on a dedicated page of our website. This is, of course, only with your approval.

A link on your site can point to this audit, which may help deter future litigation by showing that your website has already undergone and passed WCAG auditing.

Usually, with our remediation service, we will place the badge on your website for you. You will just need to let us know the size and where you want the badge to appear.

Will this stop people from suing me?

The unfortunate truth is that nothing can stop someone from suing you. We would be lying if we said otherwise. Just because someone may sue, however, doesn't mean that they will win.

Think of our online compliance badge as that security system sign that is posted in your front yard. Just like how the security system sign won't altogether stop a burglar from trying to break in, your online compliance badge can help deter frivolous action against your company. Plus, being compliant prior to a lawsuit may prevent whoever is suing you from prevailing.