What does web accessibility actually mean?

Web accessibility means your website works for everyone, including people who are blind, deaf, have limited mobility, or use assistive technologies.

Does my business legally need an accessible website?

Many businesses are expected to provide accessible digital experiences under laws such as the ADA. Accessibility helps reduce legal risk and ensures equal access for all users.

Can't I just use a free accessibility scanner?

Automated scanners can identify some accessibility issues, but manual expert testing is needed to uncover barriers that automated tools cannot detect.

How long does a web accessibility audit take?

Most small to medium-sized websites can be audited within 2 to 4 weeks, while larger and more complex sites may take longer.

Can our existing web team fix the accessibility issues you find?

Yes. Audit reports provide clear recommendations that your internal developers or agency partners can implement.

What is the Accessibility Scorecard?

The Accessibility Scorecard is a quick assessment that highlights accessibility strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.

Do you work with organizations outside New York?

Yes. We work with organizations throughout the United States and internationally.

Is Your Website Putting Your Business at Risk?

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See What You’ll Receive

A real executive report built for business leaders — not technical developers.

Executive Summary

Snapshot of your overall accessibility health and most important findings.

Business Risk Dashboard

See your scores for legal risk, revenue impact, guest experience, and brand reputation.

Industry Benchmark

See how your website compares against competitors in your industry.

Top Business Priorities

The five accessibility issues with the highest business impact and urgency.

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Why act now

Accessibility Risk Is Growing — Not Waiting

The legal and commercial landscape has shifted. Organizations that wait face compounding exposure.

Every website update introduces new risk

Every website update can introduce new accessibility barriers — without active monitoring, your risk score rises with every deployment.

ADA litigation continues at scale

Organizations continue to face legal claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Title III lawsuits targeting website accessibility have increased every year.

The European Accessibility Act is now in effect

Businesses serving European customers must prepare for the European Accessibility Act. Accessibility is no longer just a compliance issue — it directly affects customer experience, online revenue, and brand trust.