We manually test and remediate websites and digital documents to help organizations meet ADA Title II, Section 508, and WCAG 2.2 requirements. No automated shortcuts, no overlays, just accurate, and defensible accessibility work you can trust.
We manually remediate PDFs for ADA Title II, Section 508, and WCAG. From one file to full libraries, with per-page pricing and volume discounts.
Manual testing and Manual fixes aligned with ADA Title II and WCAG 2.2 success criteria.
Clear, defensible reporting for procurement and compliance documentation.
Help your team understand accessibility and maintain compliance over time.
Help your team understand accessibility and maintain compliance over time.
We deliver expert consulting to help organizations achieve and maintain ADA, Section 508, and WCAG compliance.
Pick your priority below, website accessibility or PDF/document accessibility, and we’ll guide you to the right next step.
Section 508 / Title II–ready PDFs, verified, not guessed.
Defensible remediation with clear documentation.
One PDF or a full library, fast, consistent, bulk pricing.
Manual testing that finds what automated scans miss
Clear, prioritized fixes your team can act on immediately
We can remediate for you if you don’t have internal resources
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We manually review your website and clearly explain what’s failing, why it matters, and what to fix first. We can even handle the remediation for you!
We manually test and remediate your PDFs so they’re readable, usable, and defensible for Section 508 / ADA Title II compliance.
We train your team about accessibility and provide a simple workflow to prevent repeat issues to cost time and money.
We provide a defensible audit trail with manual testing notes, prioritized findings, remediation records, and re-test results.
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Supporting state and local agencies as they meet the DOJ’s new ADA Title II rule requiring WCAG 2.1 AA compliance by April 2027 (April 2028 for smaller governments).
Ensure your documents meet accessibility requirements with our fast, accurate, and reliable PDF remediation services.
Comprehensive VPAT and ACR documentation to demonstrate your product’s accessibility compliance.
Stay WCAG compliant, stay out of legal trouble, get your review today.
Expert remediation done right, no overlays, no shortcuts, no stress.
FAQ
Web accessibility means making websites and digital content usable for everyone, including people with disabilities. It ensures all users can see, hear, understand, and interact with a site, often by following standards like WCAG, ADA Title II, and Section 508, to create an inclusive and user-friendly online experience.
Automated tools identify only a portion of accessibility issues. Manual audits evaluate keyboard navigation, screen reader behavior, content structure, and real user interactions, providing a more accurate and reliable assessment.
Yes. If you’re a government agency or work with one, your website and digital files must follow ADA Title II and, Section 508. It’s the law, and not being compliant can lead to lawsuits or loss of contracts.
You could face legal complaints, lawsuits, or lose eligibility for government contracts. You also lose out on amazing SEO opportunities. More importantly, people with disabilities may not be able to use your site.
To request your FREE audit, just click Request an Audit and submit the short form. We’ll review your webpage or PDF, identify the highest-risk compliance gaps (the issues that matter most for ADA Title II/Section 508/WCAG), and send back clear findings and next steps.
Yes. We manually remediate PDFs so they meet ADA Title II, Section 508 and WCAG 2.2 standards, ensuring they work properly with screen readers and assistive technology. They come back to you Title II and Section 508 compliant!
It depends on the size and complexity of your site or documents. Smaller projects may take just a few days; larger ones may take a few weeks. We’ll give you a clear timeline before we start.
Yes. websites that are WCAG, ADA Title II, and Section 508 compliant are easier to navigate, faster to load, and often rank higher on Google because they follow best practices for clean, readable content.
Yes. Many small businesses qualify for the IRS Disabled Access Credit, which can cover up to $5,000 per year toward website or document accessibility improvements. Reach out to one of our specialist to earn more about that!
We’re happy to review your website or PDFs and answer any questions about ADA Section 508, Title II, and WCAG compliance. Just click the link Request a Free Accessibility Review and one of our specialists will reach out to create a plan for you.
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