Let’s Make Accessibility Simple Together

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 and ADA Section 508, to create an inclusive and user-friendly online experience.

ADA Section 508 is a law that makes sure all government websites, and PDFs  follows accessibility guidelines from WCAG 2.1 to help everyone, no matter their ability, access and use online information equally.

Yes. If you’re a government agency or work with one, your website and digital files must follow WCAG and ADA Section 508 rules. 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.

Just request a FREE Web Accessibility audit from ClearPath. We’ll review your website or PDF and show exactly what needs to be fixed to meet WCAG and ADA Section 508 compliance. We make Web Accessibility Easy for you!

Yes. We manually remediate PDFs so they meet ADA Section 508 and WCAG 2.2 standards, ensuring they work properly with screen readers and assistive technology. They come back to you 100% ADA 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 and ADA 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!