Accessible websites built to WCAG AA standards.
Accessibility requirements keep growing. We build and fix websites to WCAG standards so everyone can use them, including people using screen readers, keyboards and other assistive technology.
We audit your site against WCAG, fix the issues we find, and build new sites to be accessible from the start, lowering legal risk and reaching more customers.
Businesses worried about ADA website claims, public-sector and education organizations, and anyone who wants a site that works for every visitor.
What our accessibility work covers
WCAG audit
Automated scanning plus manual testing, with each issue mapped to the WCAG success criterion it fails.
Screen-reader testing
We test key pages and forms with screen readers to catch what automated tools miss.
Keyboard navigation
Every link, menu, button and form reachable and usable without a mouse, with visible focus.
Color and contrast
Text and controls that meet WCAG AA contrast ratios in every theme.
Accessible forms and media
Labeled fields, clear error messages, alt text and captions.
Remediation and retesting
We fix the issues, then retest to confirm, and document what changed.
How we make a site accessible
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Audit
We test your site against WCAG and list every issue by severity and impact.
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Prioritize
We fix the barriers that block people first: forms, navigation and checkout.
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Remediate
We fix the code, content and design, and train your team to keep new content accessible.
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Retest and document
We confirm the fixes and give you a written record of the work.
Accessibility for Central New York organizations
We help businesses, nonprofits and institutions in Syracuse, Utica and across CNY make their websites work for every visitor.
What is WCAG?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the international standard for web accessibility. Most organizations aim for WCAG level AA.
Does the ADA apply to websites?
U.S. courts have increasingly applied the ADA to websites, and many organizations have received demand letters. Meeting WCAG AA is the most widely accepted way to reduce that risk. We’re not lawyers, so check with yours about your situation.
Can accessibility plugins make my site compliant?
Overlay plugins don’t fix the underlying code and can make things worse for screen-reader users. Real compliance comes from fixing the site itself.
Does accessibility help SEO?
Yes. Clear headings, alt text, descriptive links and semantic markup help search engines understand your content too.
