No overlays. No plugins. No widgets that sit on top of broken HTML. We fix the code itself — the contrast, the keyboard traps, the missing labels, the semantic structure — so your site natively works for everyone.
Most sites can be fixed in place. Some cannot — because the platform they're built on fights every correction. We'll tell you which one yours is.
Remediation is not a patch. It's the code your site should have shipped with.
Demand letters are time-sensitive. Every day you wait to respond strengthens the other side's position. Here is exactly what we do, and in what order.
We do not promise that anything prevents a lawsuit, and we will never tell you it does. What we give you is a documented record of good-faith effort.
We go through the audit findings together and agree on scope, priority, and what a fixed version looks like.
We read your actual markup, CSS, and scripts to find the root cause behind each barrier — not just the symptom.
We fix the code in place, in priority order. Every change is logged with a timestamp and a before/after capture.
We re-test the same flows with the same assistive technology. If something didn't work, we go back to step three.
You receive the remediation log, the re-audit, and the video evidence. Documentation you can hand to your attorney.
Compliance is a legal determination. Only a court or your attorney can make it. Anyone who sells you a certificate claiming otherwise is selling you something they cannot deliver.
Yes — and it's not a sales tactic. Remediation without an audit is guessing. The audit tells us what is actually broken, in what order, with video evidence. If you already have a current audit from a qualified provider, we can work from that instead.
In most cases, yes. Contrast, keyboard access, ARIA, and form labels rarely require a visual redesign. If the design itself is the barrier — say, low-contrast text everywhere or a color-only navigation — we'll tell you plainly and propose the smallest change that fixes it.
We remediate on any platform where the code can be reached. If a platform locks the code down so thoroughly that a fix is impossible, the audit will say so — and remediation becomes a custom rebuild.
It depends on scope. A focused fix on a small site is measured in days to a couple of weeks. A full remediation on a large site with a complex checkout is measured in weeks. You get a written timeline before any work starts.
No — and nobody honestly can. Compliance is a legal determination made by a court or your attorney. What we give you is a documented audit trail showing what was tested, what was found, what was fixed, and evidence of good-faith effort.
Call us before you respond. We start with a documented audit, remediate the barriers we find, and give you a written record you can hand to your attorney. We do not promise that anything prevents a lawsuit, and we will never tell you it does.
Yes. Our monthly vigilance service re-checks the site weekly as content changes, and produces a monthly written summary. That ongoing record is often the strongest evidence of good-faith effort.
We've checked over 1,000 websites and documented the failures on video. Get a written audit showing exactly what's broken on yours — and a plan to fix it right.
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