ADA Compliance

ADA website compliance that works for everyone.

One in four Americans lives with a disability. If your website isn't accessible, you're turning away customers, and leaving your business exposed to ADA-related legal complaints. We audit your site, identify every barrier, and fix it.

Why This Matters More Than You Think

ADA lawsuits hit small businesses every day.

Title III of the ADA requires businesses open to the public to provide equal access, and courts have consistently ruled that websites count. Lawsuits have surged in recent years, and the majority target small and mid-sized companies.

Beyond legal risk, accessibility is good business. Screen readers, keyboard navigation, and proper contrast serve a huge segment of users. We audit against WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard courts and regulators use, and remediate every issue we find.

What we audit & fix

  • Color contrast (4.5:1 minimum for body text)
  • Image alt text on every meaningful visual
  • Full keyboard navigation, no traps
  • Form labels, error messages & tab order
  • Semantic HTML & correct heading hierarchy
  • Visible focus states & reduced-motion support
Color Contrast

4.5:1 minimum, or it fails.

WCAG requires a minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio for body text and 3:1 for large text. Light gray on white, or dark text on a dark image, both fail. We correct every violation without breaking your visual design.

4.5:1

Minimum body text contrast ratio

  • Keyboard trap: found & fixed
  • Missing alt text: written
  • Heading order: restructured
  • Focus states: restored
Manual + Automated Testing

Automated tools catch about a third of real issues.

We run automated WCAG scans across every page, then layer a manual review on top, testing with keyboard navigation and a screen reader to find what the tools miss.

No Overlay Widgets

We fix the code. We don't paper over it.

Overlay widgets have been sued over independently, since they often introduce new barriers and conflict with screen readers instead of fixing the underlying issue. We remediate the actual markup.

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Our Process

Audit. Report. Fix. Verify.

1

Full Accessibility Audit

Automated scans across every page, layered with manual keyboard and screen reader testing.

2

Written Audit Report

A prioritized report: the criterion violated, severity, location, and what the fix looks like.

3

Remediation

We fix every issue directly in your site files, documented as we go.

4

Verification & Statement

A full re-audit to confirm every issue is resolved, plus an accessibility statement to publish.

Pricing

Audit or full remediation.

Accessibility Audit
$250
One-time written report

Full WCAG 2.1 AA scan, manual keyboard & screen reader test, prioritized report with fix recommendations.

Sites built by Greater Grace Digital are accessibility-first, no audit needed. This service is for sites built elsewhere

FAQ

Common questions.

Does the ADA actually apply to websites?
Yes. While the ADA itself doesn't mention websites explicitly, courts have consistently applied Title III, which requires equal access to goods and services, to websites. The Department of Justice has affirmed that web accessibility is required for businesses serving the public, and lawsuits have grown every year since 2015.
What is WCAG and what does Level AA mean?
WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the international standard published by the W3C, with three levels: A (minimum), AA (standard), and AAA (enhanced). Level AA is the benchmark courts and regulators use when evaluating compliance, and it's what we audit and remediate to.
My business is small, am I really at risk?
Small businesses are actually targeted more frequently than large ones, since large companies have legal departments reviewing their web presence and small businesses usually don't. A typical demand letter asks for a settlement and a fix commitment that can cost thousands. Prevention is cheaper than response.
Does an accessibility overlay widget make my site compliant?
No, and we strongly advise against them. Overlay widgets have been sued over independently, since they often introduce new barriers and conflict with screen readers rather than fixing the underlying code. Real compliance requires fixing the code, not adding a widget on top of it.
Ready When You Are

Is your site accessible to everyone?

We'll audit your site and give you a clear, prioritized report of every accessibility issue we find, so you know exactly what needs to be fixed and why it matters.

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