Web Accessibility Solutions for ADA & WCAG Compliance
Trusted by retailers, healthcare providers, schools, and government agencies across the US.
Automated detection is just the starting point. We go two layers further — certified expert review, then real user testing with people who rely on assistive technology every day.
You get what actually needs fixing, not a false green checkmark.
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Our Services
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Web Accessibility Audit
Don't wait for a lawsuit to find out your site is broken. Know exactly what's at risk — before a lawyer does.
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WCAG Monitoring
Your site changes daily. One bad update can open you to legal exposure overnight. We watch it so you don't have to.
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Mobile Accessibility Testing
Over half of your visitors are on mobile. If your site fails them there, you're exposed — and you probably don't know it.
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User Testing With Disabled Users
Automated tools miss 70% of real issues. See exactly where disabled users hit a wall on your site.
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Accessibility Training
Your team is unknowingly creating accessibility problems with every update. Stop paying to fix the same mistakes twice.
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Accessibility Scorecard
Don't know where you stand legally? Get a clear score in 48 hours — and know exactly what to fix first.
How We Fix Your
Website Accessibility
Whether you're dealing with compliance pressure, legal concerns, or the need to improve accessibility, getting started can feel complex. Our structured approach gives you a clear path—identifying issues, guiding fixes, and ensuring your website meets WCAG standards with confidence.
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Expert-Led Accessibility Website Audit
Get a comprehensive, hands-on evaluation by specialists—no automated shortcuts, just real insight that matters.
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1:1 Strategy Session with an Accessibility Expert
Walk through findings with a certified expert who explains impact, risk, and fixes—no jargon, just clarity and value.
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User-Verified Validation & Post-Fix Review
Confirm issues are truly resolved with real users and assistive technology, giving your team confidence and peace of mind.
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Continuous Accessibility Monitoring & Alerts
Stay compliant and inclusive with ongoing monitoring, real-time issue detection, and quarterly insights.
OurAwards
Why Organizations Choose Inclusive Web
Most accessibility vendors hand you a scan report and walk away. We don't work that way.
We're a specialist team — not a generalist agency with accessibility bolted on.
Every person on our team works in accessibility full-time. That means the expert who audits your site is the same person who walks you through the findings, answers your developer's questions, and checks the fixes actually worked.
No handoffs. No junior replacements. No disappearing after delivery.
Real human testing, not just automated scans
Our team includes testers who rely on assistive technology in their own lives. That's how we find what software misses — and why our findings hold up in court.
Clear, decision-ready reporting
Every report we produce is written for the person making the decision, not the person writing the code. You'll understand exactly what's broken, why it matters, and what it will cost to fix it.
Ongoing monitoring, not one-time audits
Accessibility isn't a project you complete once. Your website changes — and so do the rules. We watch your site continuously and keep you covered as both evolve.
Organizations That Trusted us to Keep Them Compliant
We've helped retailers in checkout flows that were blocking screen reader users. Schools and universities meet federal deadlines they didn't know were coming. Healthcare providers open their patient portals to every patient, not just some of them.
We Work With Organizations Across Every Industry
Every industry has its own accessibility risks, its own regulations, and its own customers being shut out. We know all of them.
We audit and remediate the full purchase journey — product pages, filters, cart, and checkout — so every customer can complete a transaction, and your store stays protected from ADA litigation.
Learn MoreWe help schools, colleges, and universities meet Title II and Section 504 requirements — with a clear breakdown of what's legally required, what's recommended, and what your third-party tools are responsible for.
Learn MoreWe audit portals, statements, and transaction flows where accessibility failures generate lawsuits — and deliver remediation reports structured to hold up under legal scrutiny, not just internal review.
Learn MoreWe make patient portals, booking systems, and health content accessible to every user — auditing against both WCAG and HHS requirements so you're fully covered on both fronts.
Learn MoreWe test and tell you what to fix in the booking flows, room selectors, and payment forms that guests with disabilities can't complete — so you stop losing reservations and reduce exposure to ADA claims.
Learn MoreWe audit, remediate, and monitor government digital properties against Section 508 and DOJ requirements — producing the compliance documentation that auditors and legal teams actually need.
Learn MoreWe partner with agencies to audit client sites, train development teams, and build accessibility into the project from the start — so sign-off doesn't become liability.
Learn MoreDon't see your industry? If you have a website and real customers, we've probably got you covered.
Talk to our teamWhile our primary focus is digital accessibility, we actively support and engage in initiatives that champion disability rights and empower organizations driving meaningful change. We believe inclusivity is a fundamental human right, and we are committed to amplifying its voice worldwide.
We Are Personally Invested in Disability Rights
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Questions People Ask Us
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It means your website works for everyone - including people who are blind, deaf, have limited hand mobility, or use other assistive tools to browse the internet. In practice, that means things like: your images have text descriptions, your forms can be filled out without a mouse, your videos have captions, and your pages make logical sense when read aloud by a screen reader. It's not a technical standard - it's a real experience for real people.
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In most cases, yes. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses open to the public - including online businesses - are required to make their services accessible to people with disabilities. Courts have consistently ruled that websites count as public-facing services under the ADA. Over 3,000 web accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US in 2025 alone, and New York leads the country in filings.
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Free scanners are a starting point - not a finish line. They catch around 30% of real accessibility problems. The other 70% only shows up when a real person with a disability actually tries to use your site. Many businesses have run automated scans, received a passing result, and still faced lawsuits. Real human testing is the only way to know what your site actually does to people who rely on assistive technology.
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For most small to mid-size websites, a thorough audit takes 2 to 4 weeks. Larger sites with many pages, complex features, or third-party integrations may take longer. After the audit, you receive a clear report and a prioritized list of what to do first - written in plain language, not technical code references.
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Absolutely. Our reports are written specifically for developers - detailed, actionable, and clear on what needs to change and why. Many clients bring our findings to their existing web team, developer, or agency and have them implement the changes. We're happy to work alongside whoever is managing your site, and we can answer any technical questions that come up during implementation.
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The Accessibility Scorecard is a quick assessment of your website's current accessibility status - presented as a clear score with plain-language explanations of what it means for your business. It covers the areas that matter most for legal compliance and user experience, and tells you where your biggest risks are. Most clients use it as their starting point before committing to a full audit.
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Yes. Our team is based in New York, but we work with organizations across the United States and internationally. Web accessibility requirements under the ADA apply to any business serving US customers, regardless of where that business is physically located.
